The visual and sound effects are quite special, the interior is arranged like a stage play, and the atmosphere is rendered extremely feeling from beginning to end. In addition, the protagonists and the girls are very beautiful, which is a plus. It's just that the plot is particularly chaotic. For what purpose did the witch plan to kill the heroine from the beginning? She doesn't know anything inside like the two supporting girls; why kill the blind? Why are the other students okay? Why is it that the heroine can be dealt with from the very beginning, but she is treated with food and medicine every day? Why are it so easy for witches to kill two supporting girls, but they have not been willing to take the initiative to the females? The whole feeling is the protagonist's halo, she must stay till the end, so stay till the end.
It is understandable that the big boss is so easy to be killed. On the one hand, it is luck, and on the other hand, the big boss is injured (the third part has an explanation).
More depressed, I also watched the last two, only to find that this gust of wind is the best.
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