Reviews for Secrets of the Silent Witch LightNovel

This review contains spoilers. This book version has been revised with the contents of the web version, so I think that even those who have already read the web version can enjoy the content very much! Personally, there were parts where I felt sorry that my favorite episodes were cut off, but even more than that, the number of episodes where my favorite characters are active has increased so much, and the content was very satisfying (*'▽ `*) The part corresponding to the main story was completed in volume 9, but it is no exaggeration to say that the future is now (?) Gaiden is very interesting, so I definitely want Gaiden to be made into a book until the completion of Gaiden. Gaiden is longer, and I think it will easily exceed 20 volumes, so let's all buy it already published and support it so that Gaiden is made into a book until it's completed!

This review contains spoilers. It's interesting! I was completely addicted to it and was curious about the continuation, so I even read Narode Gaiden. First, the sentences are easy to read! The foreshadowing and episode structure are also good. The characters are also unique, but is that intentional? feeling like it's being made? (Will it be transmitted...?) There are none, and everyone is alive. The beginning is a mystery style where each volume is completed, but as the story progresses, the studded foreshadowing, the past of the main character Monica, and hidden past intrigues are gradually revealed and intertwined and unfold. There are also many comical scenes, and it's interesting as a magic academy fantasy, but I think the underlying theme is the growth of the protagonist. (I feel like I'm in elementary school or younger on the love side, but that's also what Monica loves w) I definitely want everyone to watch Monica's decision at the end. Also, personally, “they complete it properly” is also a high point. While there are not a few works where the same pattern is repeated and left unfinished in the middle, works that are properly structured and progressed toward completion are valuable (Narou Gaiden has also been completed). You can read it without worry! I want Gaiden to be made into a book too.

This review contains spoilers. The timid, timid, and withdrawn witch has the strongest abilities. In other words, the gap between mentality and ability is endless. That's interesting.

This review contains spoilers. I'm not good at speaking, so I'm not good at spells, and it's amazing at that point when I go to the point where I go to the point where I can't say anything. But even when their status gets higher, their personality hasn't changed because of their past, and they are withdrawn. It depicts the process of the protagonist changing little by little due to missions at the academy. The main character's past made me cry every time it was revealed. I didn't know the truth about The Prince until the end, so I read it all at once. I'm surprised by the truth, and then I cry again at the cruel truth. I was just crying. However, the flow of the story isn't dark; rather, there are many scenes where the main character stutters and laughs. It was quite easy to read, and it was an interesting work.

This review contains spoilers. The appeal of this book is, after all, Monica's gap! An irresistible setting for cheat lovers. Usually extremely shy (don't you like people?) I'm freaking out, but it cheats when it comes to the world of math and magic! It's so cool to be expressionless or ruthless. I'm so excited! I can't stand it, so I read it thoroughly until the end, and I also read Gaiden, but by all means, I want even Gaiden to be made into a book. Rather, it's because from there until the main story!! I am grateful to have come across such an interesting work. Thank you so much, Professor Yoru, for creating this story.

This review contains spoilers. I'm glad that the witch works have a unique atmosphere. The illustrations also have a fantastic feel, so I think it's interesting. The development was also interesting because it's a craft-style Warriors.

This review contains spoilers. I was impressed by the cover, but unexpectedly, I'm glad. The character settings for the heroine were novel, and I enjoyed reading them. I really like this kind of heroine.

This review contains spoilers. I think the protagonist, who has abilities but is shy, and the unique supporting characters are talking about sneaking into the Magic Academy and going the royal road, but strangely new. The sentences are easy to read, and there are mystery elements, so you can enjoy it with lots of supporting character perspectives. Personally, I feel that the theme is relationships and how to live... Maybe the reason it's easy to read is that there is an identity system but there isn't that much gender discrimination. Judging from the length of Naro, the main story is probably about 2 more volumes. If you include the unfinished Gaiden, it seems to be over 20 volumes. There is also a writing that seems to be a stepping stone for Gaiden, so I definitely want it to continue for a long time. I hope it will be animated soon... I anticipate that there will be some difficult scenes at the end of the game, but I don't think the feeling is bad after reading it!

This review contains spoilers. It was such a striking work for me who likes cheats like Genius and the Only One in the World. It's so cool when the withdrawn, community-disabled heroine, who isn't good at dealing with people, fights with her face as one of the Seven Wise Men and the “Silent Witch.” At the same time, Monica, who is gradually touching people's hearts at the academy she sneaks into on a mission and her emotions are growing a little bit, is also smiling. It's already volume 7, but... no solution has been reached yet, and the atmosphere of unease continues. There are lots of foreshadowing, so I can't wait for it to be completed!

This review contains spoilers. Anyway, when I read I, the story was really interesting. As I read it, I fell in love with the main character, Monica, and I began to want to support her. Lewis knew very well how to handle Monica, and I thought it was terrifying. The story was good and I want to read more.

This review contains spoilers. With excellent writing skills, you are immediately drawn into the story as soon as you start reading. There are scenes with Jean here and there, and it makes me unwittingly feel sentimental. Anyway, it was a great work.