Embracing the Quirky Surf Curse: Finding Joy in Unusual Circumstances

A quirky surf curse is something that adds a unique and unconventional element to the world of surfing. It refers to the enchanting and often humorous situations that accompany the sport. From unusual surfing techniques to unexpected encounters with wildlife, a quirky surf curse is all about embracing the unexpected while riding the waves. One example of a quirky surf curse is the phenomenon known as "woogly surfing". This term describes the act of intentionally surfing in a wobbly and unsteady manner, often accompanied by exaggerated body movements and comical facial expressions. Woogly surfing adds an element of fun and lightheartedness to a normally serious and focused activity.

Woogly surfing adds an element of fun and lightheartedness to a normally serious and focused activity. Another quirky surf curse is the encounter with wildlife, particularly the amusing encounters with dolphins. Dolphins are known to be friendly and curious creatures that often swim alongside surfers.

Secrets of the Silent Witch

Monica Everett, the Silent Witch, is the only mage in the world who can use unchanted magecraft, a true hero who singlehandedly defeated a legendary black dragon. However, this young genius is actually…super-duper shy! That’s right: She learned to cast spells silently just to avoid speaking in public, and despite her power, she has zero self-confidence. Now Monica has been tasked with secretly guarding the second prince. Can she keep it together as she faces both the evil forces targeting the prince and the terrors of social interaction?

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Silent Witch

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Comedy, Fantasy, Romance, School Life, Shoujo, Tragedy

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A rather okay to decent read. (Up to Vol 4 read)
7.4 / 10 on a non-IGN Scale. The characters feel like characters, even if stereotypical with some red herrings thrown in. It is a decently written story so far, though it seems like there are a few too many side-plots and assorted “could go real bad” relationships getting introduced. The MC has put all her points into actual social anxiety, and it is highly likely that “bad stuff, but good end” will happen a lot due to that “tragedy” tag for the LN being mostly correct.

Monica is a very endearing protagonist, and her characterization as “beyond socially inept” perfectly justifies the “Oblivious MC” thing so many novels do these days with romance plots. She’s earnest, talented, and oh so very flawed, but she grows through the series in to a new person. No plot points are far fetched, and the supporting cast of characters is pleasantly varied and distinct. If you don’t need fantasy bombast to hold you attention, and aren’t annoyed by glaring flaws that don’t really go away, Absolutely give this one a read.

In complete difference to most comments here I really like this. The story is about an MC who got abused as a child and sufferes under severe social anxiety. The story revolves around how she is forced on a mission and slowly gets better by meeting friendly people who help her out and care for her so she gains some trust back. Somehow most comments didn’t get that.
The writing is well done, the story is slice of life. Nothing special but some neat ideas and well executed.

mediocre at best, the cliché are so overused that its boring at best. There is some boring buildup for the prince “the puppet”, the characters are all cardboard cuts without any real development. The Romance tag is a foreshadowing of the prince and the witch. The prince as of Ln 3 more or less says that the Silent witch is his first love, even if he basically only saw her 3 times, but her magic while fighting the black dragon and the 24 Wyverns was so great that he wants to see more of it and if he becomes King he can order her/him (yeah he dosnt knows if the witch is male or female at the same time he says its his first love. ) to spend time with him/her. Politics, magic all get mixed up and thrown around for the fight of the throne and the Duke what “controls” the puppet. The puppet (Prince) wants his own life blah blah blah. You get told that there is the first prince and the second prince (Puppet) faction and get told that the first prince doesn’t even wants the throne (?) so much outside interference from other kingdoms that you really wonder what the 7 Sages do all day beside lazing around. There are so many holes in this thing that you might get serious anger mngt. issues if you think to much about it.

The name of the Silent Witch is known to the public and it’s a female name, Monica Everett, also the 2nd prince has a “crush” on her because her deeds were that impressive and the 2nd Prince always was interested in magic but was forbidden from studying it. Granted, there seems(!) to be no real reason for his evil grandfather, who is the bad guy of the story, to actually forbid it – as of now. The sentence with the “he doesn’t know wether she is male or female” was an error. The author got a bit irritated because of the Witch of Thorns who is actually a guy but calls himself witch, anyway. I guess the author wanted to play a bit with the genders since it’s popular but only “explained” such unnecessary stuff in a sentence and just tumbled. And there are several errors like this showing how poorly LN’s are edited in Japan (and even after translation, this is not just here but happens very often and I agree it is annoying, one should expect that such things are fixed for the commercial LN version and you rarely see such errors in ordinary novels). For example another mistake was that in Vol. 3 Monica supposedly could only use two spells at a time while in Vol. 2 there was a dialogue where she clearly stated she can chant and keep up 10 spells at once. So up to the end of Vol. 3 there is still lots of room for speculation why the 2nd prince’s grandfather wants to conquer certain countries or if the assassination attempts of those countries are just a reaction to that threat or if they bear ill will, anyway. There is some foreshadowing that the puppet prince really has no choice for whatever reason and has to do whatever his grandfather says, since his star can’t be read for ten years, already. Maybe something like a curse was put on him? He was a weak “useless” child who couldn’t do anything but transformed into a model athlete, fighter and so on during that time. The seven sages specialize in different kinds of magecraft, not all are fighters. One is a star reader, one specializes in making magic artifacts and so on. The one’s who can fight, along with the dragon knights, are busy protecting cities and killing monsters. They are not spies. The country is officially at peace with the neighboring places, after all. Who is fighting is doing it in secret, many noble factions against others and the same seems to count for the other countries as well.

Oh, and as addition, I don’t think there ever will be any romance.
In Vol. 1 and 2 my bet still was on Cyril and not on Prince Felix. But when Monica and Felix became a bit closer (sleeping half naked in the same bed in Vol. 3) it only left the Prince as option but the Prince is a sl*t who sleeps around with wh*res so my bet is on the “siblings in spirit”-route. Also the prince is partly an as*hole who toys with / teases Monica. Also I doubt the series will be long enough to completely heal her social anxiety so she won’t be able to have a real romance in the first place.

Monica Everett, the Silent Witch, is the only mage in the world who can use unchanted magecraft, a true hero who singlehandedly defeated a legendary black dragon. However, this young genius is actually…super-duper shy! That’s right: She learned to cast spells silently just to avoid speaking in public, and despite her power, she has zero self-confidence. Now Monica has been tasked with secretly guarding the second prince. Can she keep it together as she faces both the evil forces targeting the prince and the terrors of social interaction?

They can leap out of the water and perform tricks, creating a whimsical and magical atmosphere while riding the waves. Furthermore, the unexpected weather conditions and changing tides can also contribute to the quirky surf curse. Surfers may find themselves in foggy conditions, making it challenging to navigate the waves. Similarly, sudden changes in tide and waves can cause hilarious wipeouts and unexpected twists and turns, turning a regular surfing session into a comical adventure. In addition to these situations, quirky surf curses can also involve unusual types of surfboards or unconventional surfing techniques. Surfers may experiment with riding impractical or outlandish pieces of equipment, such as mini surfboards or oversized foam floaties, adding a sense of playfulness and creativity to the sport. Overall, a quirky surf curse can bring a sense of joy and wonder to the world of surfing. Embracing the unexpected and having a lighthearted attitude towards the sport can enhance the overall experience and create lasting memories for surfers of all levels. From woogly surfing to encounters with dolphins and unusual weather conditions, the quirky surf curse is a reminder to let go, have fun, and appreciate the unique and unconventional aspects of the surfing world..

Reviews for "Unlocking the Power of the Quirky Surf Curse: Surfing with Purpose and Intention"

1. Laura - 2/5:

I was really disappointed with "Quirky surf curse". The storyline was confusing and hard to follow, and the characters were incredibly dull and one-dimensional. The attempts at humor fell flat and the dialogue felt forced. Overall, I found the film to be a waste of time and wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

2. Mark - 1/5:

I watched "Quirky surf curse" based on the positive reviews I had read, but I couldn't understand what all the hype was about. The film lacked originality and felt like a poor imitation of other surf-related movies. The acting was subpar and the script was filled with cliches and predictable plot points. I found myself bored and disengaged throughout the entire film. Save yourself the trouble and skip this one.

3. Emily - 2/5:

I was expecting "Quirky surf curse" to be a fun and enjoyable movie, but I was sorely disappointed. The pacing was off, making the film feel slow and dragging. The characters were unlikeable and lacked depth, making it difficult to care about their plights. The supposed humor was cringe-worthy and didn't elicit any laughs from me. Overall, I found the film to be a forgettable and uninspiring experience.

4. Brian - 2.5/5:

"Quirky surf curse" had the potential to be an entertaining movie, but it fell short in several areas. The plot was convoluted and hard to follow, leaving me confused and uninterested. The performances were average at best, with the actors failing to bring any real emotion or depth to their characters. While there were a few enjoyable moments, they were outweighed by the film's overall lack of substance and coherence.

5. Sarah - 2/5:

I had high hopes for "Quirky surf curse" as a lighthearted and fun film, but unfortunately, it didn't live up to my expectations. The story felt disjointed and inconsistent, making it difficult to fully engage with the narrative. The attempts at humor were hit or miss, with some jokes falling flat and others feeling forced. Overall, I found the film to be mediocre and forgettable, without any standout moments or memorable performances.

The Quirky Nature of the Surf Curse: Embracing the Unexpected in the Waves