Question: Beneath the starry sky, there stands a beauty. Her long black hair flows like eternal night, her bright eyes shimmer like the stars, her immense magic makes the world tremble, and her unparalleled beauty compels all beings to bow before her. Who is this beauty?

“That’s right, it’s me, the Queen of Witches, Dorothy!”

Looking back for a moment, the clouds suddenly disappeared.

Death is both the end and the new beginning. Flowers bloom and fall in cycles. All beings can do is to let go of their obsessions and go with the flow.

Frustrated in life, he died of a terminal illness, and he was reincarnated as a white snake with his memory. As time passed, the part of the memory that belonged to human beings was gradually suppressed by animal nature. A snake is a snake and will never be a real human being.

Transformed into a female snake demon to seek immortality.

[The protagonist's name is a bit strange. But it is explained in Chapter 2. (▼皿▼#)] [Transformation] The rating is low for the new book, thank you for your understanding (*￣m￣)

America, who was reborn into a parallel world due to advanced stomach cancer.

Lin Mo Jones, an ordinary girl from an ordinary family, said: Who says women are inferior to men?

Lin Mo originally planned to rely on the memories of her past life to develop a three-step strategy, first becoming a genius girl, then becoming a well-known writer, and finally entering the American political arena wearing a Little Red Riding Hood and cheering.

Unfortunately, man proposes, God disposes.

"What! There's an evil spirit here!!!"

"What?! Cousin Zoe is a witch??"

"What? Grandma Morgane is also a witch??!"

"Wait... I'm a witch too?" Looking at the smiling Grandma Morgane, Lin, Witch Slayer, Evil Spirit Dispeller, Supreme Sorcerer's Apprentice, Mo, exclaimed, "Why didn't you tell me earlier?"

………………Tentative global plots include "American Horror Story 3", "American Horror Story 8", "Silent Hill", "The Sorcerer's Apprentice", "The Mist", and "IT".………………

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