The Tyrant's Guardian Is an Evil Witch

WaggonBallZ May 7, 2021

7.3

k i dont know if this is a review or not but this is not a proper review thats all i know. i just wanna say that this is very sweet and wholesome WHEN tita was still young. I really love the 'mother and son' bonding, but since tita has growned up (13 y.o) he's like...um...he has feelings for the queen??? well hes questioning if he has feelings for her or not. and thats just- no. Please the queen couldve been tita's great great grandma and tita's falling for her???? im tellin ya if the queen doesnt look that stunning and if the queen looks more like an old lady im pretty sure he wouldnt "fall" for her. Just imagine a 13 y.o falling for his guardian a 400 something y.o....no lol. EVEN if tita becomes an adult- still no. Pls i really hope the author doesnt make him end up falling in love with the queen 🛐🛐 Thank you. have a good day

HappyAlexia Feb 15, 2021

7

The story is nice to read, mixing research for one's identity, growing and experiencing some struggles and love and some curses + magic. The raising part is cute but I still have this twisted feeling for the ML-FL relationship that's going to happen. We'll see how it will go further 😂

Pria Dec 12, 2021

4

Another one of the disgusting "raising my love interest" trope, so obviously the biggest problem for me were the characters, especially the protagonists :  - The FL were isekai'd, was fully aware of which position she had in the world, what the ml was capable, what would happen in the future BUT instead of building up her strenght, or solidifing her position or even having a solid plan she just fooled around for FREAKING 300 YEARS showing that being a witch, having a castle and servants to aid you and knowing the future it's all useless if she acts like a lazy and spoiled woman - child. - The Ml (and yes, that blond little boy IS the ml) is the generic prodigio-cursed-guy with a tragic past who start as brat to fl and ends up annoyingly clingy to her. Not to mention his god-like powers that seems more like an effort of the author to switch the view of "poor little boy" to "powerfull man in making" than an aspect that will make him grow as a character. - the other people in the story either are bland, steriotipycal or annoying. So, to summarize, it's complete garbage with a trope that i absolutely despise regardless of the position of the genders. People need to realise that it's a fine line between being a tutor and a father/mother and just bc two characters care about each other and have good chemestry doesn't mean it's fine to hop from a parenting relationship to a romantic one.