Kingdom of Witches
10 hrs. 43 min.
The show began and ended exactly the way I wanted it to. A banal story with the same banal ending. The hero defeats the villain, earning world recognition, while the villain, as is proper, ends up in a box.
What’s surprising here? Maybe this: the villain himself raised his hero—prepared the box for himself—and even chose how he would meet his end.
A hopelessly ill serial killer, a maniac, and even Satan himself, as people called me—thinking at least to rest in hell—I suddenly reincarnated in a new world. A world where everything is ruled by power, cunning, and cruelty, where there are no security cameras, no presumption of innocence, and none of that other “chaff” that keeps human vices in check.
At last I landed where I belonged. My name is Glaud Wolf, and this is my story.
What’s surprising here? Maybe this: the villain himself raised his hero—prepared the box for himself—and even chose how he would meet his end.
A hopelessly ill serial killer, a maniac, and even Satan himself, as people called me—thinking at least to rest in hell—I suddenly reincarnated in a new world. A world where everything is ruled by power, cunning, and cruelty, where there are no security cameras, no presumption of innocence, and none of that other “chaff” that keeps human vices in check.
At last I landed where I belonged. My name is Glaud Wolf, and this is my story.
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