Never Reveal Yourself While Infiltrating a Witch's Side

I've read the prologue the author has mentioned three times, word by word, and personally, I feel it doesn't address any of the problems from the early stages. Instead, it creates even more problems. Why would the organization and teammates betray the protagonist? This is the biggest issue in the early game, and it receives absolutely no explanation.

Dude, is your magical girl as snobbish as a street auntie? 😂 After all these years, has no one come out to protect her? 😓

The beginning felt too melodramatic. As a hero who saves the world, the masses actually cyberbullied him just because he was a man dressed as a woman. This plot is too unreasonable. The betrayal by the organization and teammates is also very unreasonable. And since they betrayed him, why not kill him completely? Why leave him alive? Don't they know that if you don't cut the weeds at the root, they will grow back in the spring?

Classic dominance that surpasses everything

Be careful when reading this; I finished the first two chapters and it still feels like a female-oriented novel.

I've read more than ten chapters and am now almost exhausted. Author, your most urgent task is to quickly write more and bring out the explosive moment.

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Good heavens, even the last few chapters are still so frustrating. The protagonist is treated like a plaything of an association from beginning to end. If you want to see the protagonist settle things with the association, you'll need at least 500,000 words. It's really tiring to read. Also, the witch in this book has absolutely no class. She's furious but doesn't dare confront the association. And yes, the protagonist still fantasizes about going back to how things were before.

So first, I think it's very necessary to clarify something the author hasn't explicitly stated: this is a dark fantasy novel!!! Why am I emphasizing this? Because it's obvious that dark fantasy novels and light novels are very different. Therefore, when reading this type of dark fantasy novel, we can't understand it using the mindset of light novels; otherwise, you won't understand it, and you might even find it annoying. This is why I emphasized this at the beginning of the article, because my subsequent attempts to clarify things are all based on the premise that this is a dark fantasy novel. To understand dark fantasy novels, you first need to have read or understand some of the...

What's going on at the beginning? Ugly key 😃.