Su Yun, whose life was cut short, is reborn into a chaotic magical world.
All he wants is to live a simple life and see the world's beauty.
But with no way out, he's forced to turn to a witch in search of a slim chance of survival.
A test with a nine-in-ten chance of death?
He'll give it a shot! If he fails, he'll starve anyway.
Turn into a little fox girl?
No big deal. It's not like he'll need that...
One day, in the witch's cottage
The deep-purple-haired witch lies on her side, resting her delicate, pale fingers against her cheek.
"Bring over that medical bed."
"Yes, my lady."
"Put the sterilized instruments beside it."
"Of course, my lady."
"All right, lie down. We're doing an autopsy today."
"No problem... Huh?"
(According to popular opinion, the story will be pure romance from here on, with no bad ending.)
A book, a dream, an unfinished tale of humanity. The days of following the updates were intense and exciting, but the moment they stopped updating left only desolation. The words remain, the story continues, but we will never see the next chapter. The book is gone, but the memories remain. To the story I once loved deeply, which is now resting in peace.
The female lead was critically injured in the end, and the protagonist used his boundless life force to save her, but he himself perished, his soul returning to Earth in the form of a fox. Earth then created a body for her based on her soul. In short, I want to see a "wife-chasing-after-the-cremation" scenario.
Are the ignorant masses truly foolish? I can tell which is better: the feudal medieval world dominated by elements or the magnetic world of a mad witch. If I were an ordinary person, I would also be incredibly loyal to the Elemental Lord.
I feel like the protagonist is being tortured too much, but there are quite a few people who like this kind of protagonist and plot.
It's good; feudalism is still more advanced. Sherlock Holmes is too authoritative. This is the episode that most supports the Crusades.
I really like this book. The fox's background evokes a strong sense of resonance. On the surface, I appear glamorous and composed, but in reality, I've been walking a tightrope for a long time in the very place where I stand. I'm only alive because I'm lucky, and I have a deep affection for foxes.
Is it a sadomasochistic story?
The last time I saw a witch race with such low morals and integrity was in the game "All Witches 1994".
Suddenly it seemed
There's been far less interaction and petting; they've all gone into writing about dipping beans. I originally came here for the protagonist's torture and the cremation scene.