Release That Witch - Review
Link to the author's (E. Mu) personal website
Genre: Fantasy
Publication Type: Webnovel
Tags:
- Average Age of Main Characters (21)
- Length (10 / 10)
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Blurb: Cheng Yan traveled through time only to end up in Europe of the medieval period, becoming Roland, a Royal Prince. But this world doesn’t seem to be the same as his former world. Witches are real and they really can use magic? Follow Roland’s battle for the throne against his siblings. Will he be able to win, even though the king already declared him to be a hopeless case and with the worst starting situation? With his experiences of modern technologies and the help of the witches who are known as devils’ servants and hunted by the the Holy Church he might have a fighting chance. Now, let his journey begin.
Review: Why did I read this......? I think I only finished this book because I didn't want to admit to myself that I'd invested so much time reading trash and then given up. I didn't even feel satisfied after I finished reading it...... I guess it wasn't all bad though. This book is for those who want to see an ultra in-depth look at what would happen if you take and industrialist and put them in an older age. There is magic heavily intertwined to the story, but it's often from the point of how witches can be used to further industrialisation. Heads up that the book is also Isekai-ish, and its take on relationships is just honestly odd. Moral of the story, unless you're committed as hell to the above description, go read some better self-published works.