Witch: Void Cards

Zhāng Zhēnmíng bought a cursed god statue from an antique shop and was struck by misfortune, only to transmigrate into another world as a witch named Alison.

Her beginner village was in a terrible location: the knight lord was the kind of cold-blooded animal who would dump every woman in the village into the river just because a priest said so.

The world outside was no better, with territorial lords constantly at war and the people barely scraping by; today a town might be visited by a Venetian count, and tomorrow it might belong to someone named Nikola.

Her own situation was awful too—every magician, witch, puppet master, and evil god she faced was stronger than the last.

Riding a black goat with eight eyes and sixteen tails, the witch leaves the small town covered in corpses and stretches her arm, marked with the inexpressible, into the void to draw cards.

Zhāng Zhēnmíng transmigrated to another world. There’s no romance or teasing here—just monster-slaying and leveling up, with a Lovecraftian medieval vibe. And since he is a follower of an evil god, he will no longer belong to the human race...

This was already written in the first synopsis, but since readers pointed it out, I’ll mention it again... If it needs to be changed, I should also get the previous readers’ consent...

Single male lead; if you don’t like that, don’t enter.