Reviews for Secrets of the Silent Witch LightNovel

The first season of the anime was broadcast from 2025/7/12 with a total of 13 episodes, and it seems that there are currently no plans for season 2, but I'm expecting the 2nd season to be broadcast. I want to read the continuation of the anime in the light novel! If so, I recommend starting with volume 4. It's a pity that there is another novel at the end of each book. You'll be so carried away that if you read volumes 4 through 9, you won't be able to stop, so be careful. Up to 9 volumes are in the School Life Edition, and the feeling after reading is very good. Volume 10 is completely drawn, and there's no harm in buying it with content that makes you feel like you're watching a movie in one book. I especially recommend it to those who only read Narou. It depicts Ike's lively present. I haven't been able to buy volume 11 or later and haven't read it yet, but as a continuation of the main story, I'm reading it in Naro Silent Witch Gaiden. Gaiden 13: Hidden Things of the Silent Witch until 353/425 is a story with Ike as the main character, and although I read it all at once, the author said that it was longer than the main story, and I laughed unintentionally. Even though it hasn't been 2 weeks since I started reading volume 4, I'm surprised that I spent all my free time in my daily life here and read it. I'm also working and doing housework for the time being, but the dark circles under my eyes are terrible... The very delicate psychological depiction and precise portrayal collection were too interesting. I was so happy to be able to watch each and every character grow little by little, and their relationships change. I've read it in Narou, but I'm really looking forward to seeing how volume 11 and onwards will be arranged in the novel from now on.

I read up to 9 volumes (1 section) at once. At first, I laughed a lot, and volume 8.9 made me cry. Nero's character names were also interesting. I'm also curious about the whereabouts of Monica's love.

That was interesting! If you haven't read “The Rise of the Magician from Another Barrier” in this series, I definitely recommend reading that first. There's no doubt that it will double the fun and understanding.

The feeling that the story leading up to that point unfolds as you know what will happen next is irresistible. I'm sure this is the role? It's also a fun work to think about and read. The series itself has a high portrayal recovery rate, and there are many expressions like that, so it's fun for me to read it consciously. I can read it believing that even a large furoshiki can be folded securely. I'm worried about the continuation, but I'd like to wait while imagining this and that.

It's interesting. The characters, starting with Monica, have rich personalities, and it's easy to imagine them as images in your head. Monica, who had avoided contact with people as much as possible, becomes a student, deepens exchanges, and grows. Little by little, Monica's background came into view, and I liked the story because it made my heart feel tight, and overall it made me feel relaxed.

The first time I saw Silent Witch was from Comicalize about 2 years ago. So I learned that it was an original online novel, and read it all at once. It was so funny that I read it all at once, sparing sleeping until Gaiden. Gaiden was unfinished at the time, but this one has also been completed, and it's a very exciting work that has been made into an anime. I'm chasing all of the original works, books, comics, and anime on the web, but it's also interesting that each one is slightly different. I definitely want this work to cover everything!!

After becoming addicted to anime and going through comicalization, I also read this original story. Not only is it a world view that shakes the hearts of fantasy lovers, such as magic and dragons, but it's also a story where Monica's growth strikes the heart, and I read it all at once. It's hard for me to remember the names when there are so many characters that appear, but I felt that they were easy to understand and read because of the two names. There was laughter and tears, and it became my favorite work! I'm looking forward to the continuation! Will Monica's love really grow!? Personally, I'm really curious who CP Kitchen will fall in love with, I'm excited.

I watched the anime and got interested and started reading it. I have the impression that there were quite a few parts that were cut in the anime. The relatively important parts have been cut, so I recommend it to those who are interested in the anime and want to see more detailed depictions that may have been cut. I was worried that there was too much gag tone when watching the anime, but I thought the original novel wasn't that gag, so when I read it as a trial, it felt like that after all. The main character, Monica, is also written in a cute way when it's an anime, but in the original, the crazy parts are also drawn properly. It's a fun work to see how Monica changes from here on out.