Win, and I’ll tame the witch. Lose, and I’ll become one myself
[Undead Synthesis | Entry Fusion | Ruthless | Witch Transformation | Slight Yuri Undertone]
This world is insane.
Gods who’ve lost themselves.
Witches who’ve stolen divinity.
A Church that publicly worships gods — yet secretly covets their power.
Nobles who appear honorable — yet devour people whole behind closed doors.
If one were to summarize the entire continent’s history in a single phrase, it would be:
“The weak are prey, and profit rules all.”
Earthling Hemu reincarnated into such a rotten world — as a minor lord despised by all nobles.
Assassinations, ambushes, poisonings, false accusations, rebellions — there’s no “most devious,” only “more devious.”
Fortunately, the Transmigrator Administration Bureau hadn’t forgotten to hand out cheats: the ability to plunder others’ entries, fuse entries into stronger ones, and raise an invincible army of the undead.
Since the ruling class refused to play fair, she decided to flip the entire board instead.
“Assassinate me? Fine — I’ll slaughter your whole family.”
“Frame me? Then don’t blame me for framing you back.”
“Rebel against me? Too bad — I already control your soldiers.”
Manipulating souls, rewriting minds, constructing a Soul Network and building an Underworld in another realm, using alchemy to forge titanic giants, modifying bloodlines to create the ultimate race — and when technology wasn’t enough, she’d simply fuse entries to break all limits.
Step by step, she ascended the path to godhood.
Yet, who could have foreseen — that the world’s calamity, the ruler of death, the “Little Western Lord” of Heim, the eternally youthful Loli Reaper, the legendary Death Witch, Hel Heim — would one day come to regret most of all the moment she placed upon herself that damned [Witch] entry.
Priest_Violet · Fantasy
Piece of crap. Only popular because of the high update speed. Typical modern times system novel with a lot of reactions and very little story. Some random guy graduates college and gets a system. After that things stop making sense. Fat kids can do pushups, students get buffs and the MC gets a weight loss program that only works when he's there. Then, immediately after he gets this miracle weight loss thingie, he runs into an olympic swimmer who needs to lose weight. Really? Do you know how many calories a professional swimmer burns in one day? A boxer with weight control issues would have been way more believable.