Summon Positive Energies with a White Magic Witch Costume

A white magic witch costume is a popular choice for Halloween or other costume-themed events. It combines elements of both magic and mysticism, making it an intriguing and unique option for those who want to stand out from the crowd. The white magic witch costume typically includes a variety of elements that contribute to its overall aesthetic. These may include a long, flowing dress or robe in white, silver, or other light colors, as well as accessories such as a pointed hat, a broomstick, and a wand. Other accessories such as a necklace or bracelet with symbolic charms or crystals can also add to the magical flair of the costume. The white magic witch costume differs from traditional witch costumes in that it focuses on the positive and benevolent aspects of witchcraft.

tl;dr: The writing is average for RoyalRoad, the characterization is lack luster, and the plot is tittering on the brink of breaking the world's verisimilitude. The crux of my issue with this story is the fact that it's mixing several conceptual levels of computer science into a generic "programming" catch-all.

While I would love to just claim that artistic license is sufficient to hand wave away the discrepencies, it s too jarring seeing computer science and software development jargon being mangaled. Having a protagonist that understands the mapping of the arbitrary magical words to the concepts used in a programming language would be interesting enough.

The white magic witch costume differs from traditional witch costumes in that it focuses on the positive and benevolent aspects of witchcraft. White magic is often associated with healing, protection, and positive energy, rather than the negative and malevolent stereotypes often associated with witches. Many people choose to wear a white magic witch costume because it allows them to tap into their own inner power and connection with the mystical world.

Magic is Programming

Carlos was an ordinary software engineer on Earth, up until he died and found himself in a fantasy world of dungeons, magic, and adventure. This new world offers many fascinating possibilities, but it's unfortunate that the skills he spent much of his life developing will be useless because they don't have computers.

Wait, why does this spell incantation read like a computer program's source code? Magic is programming?

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Reviewed at: Chapter 17: Dispute

tl;dr: The writing is average for RoyalRoad, the characterization is lack luster, and the plot is tittering on the brink of breaking the world's verisimilitude. The crux of my issue with this story is the fact that it's mixing several conceptual levels of computer science into a generic "programming" catch-all.

The initial magic system we are introduced to is that magic is able to be expressed as symbolic language akin to a programming language. That is fine and would have been perfectly serviceable analog for the magic system. Having a protagonist that understands the mapping of the arbitrary magical words to the concepts used in a programming language would be interesting enough. Except it goes a step further and breaks my suspension of disbelief.

While I would love to just claim that artistic license is sufficient to hand wave away the discrepencies, it's too jarring seeing computer science and software development jargon being mangaled.

This is especially true later when other concepts are introduced which further conflate and mangle different conceptual levels of computation, software design, and operating systems into an bastardized amalgum. My largest issue is that it's so easy to map these actual concepts into magic neatly that it's actually low hanging fruit in my opinion. This is even without touching things like algorithms or data structures! It's really easy, doesn't require a bachelor's in computer science, and it seems that the author didn't even research more beyond superficial jargon and tooling around programming.

Style:
It's fine. Word choice and the author's voice is good enough for an average RR novel.

Grammar:
No glaring errors that would impede someone from reading this. More passes through editing would be better, but not necessary.

Character:
None of the characters speak to me nor do I care for any of thier continued existances. Some of their choices are suspect and reek of the story requiring them to say something to initiate a scene a certain way.

Story:
It's painful. The power level of the world is all over the place and some of the decisions made by characters seem arbitrary and to solely advance the plot. This does risk breaking the suspension of disbelief as there isn't much to this work (at this point in time) beyond the magic system, the fairly short plot, and a handful of flat characters.

It can be a fun and creative way to express oneself and explore different aspects of spirituality and magic. When wearing a white magic witch costume, individuals may choose to incorporate their own personal beliefs or practices into their outfit and accessories. This can include symbols or talismans that hold personal significance, or elements from specific spiritual traditions such as Wicca or witchcraft. Overall, the white magic witch costume is a versatile and enchanting choice for those who want to embrace their inner mystic and celebrate the rich history and symbolism of witchcraft. It offers a unique blend of magic and spirituality, allowing individuals to express themselves and tap into their own personal power and connection with the spiritual realm..

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1. Sarah - 1 star - I was extremely disappointed with the White Magic Witch Costume. The quality of the materials used was subpar, and it felt cheaply made. The fit was also off, with the top being too tight and the skirt being too short. The included accessories were flimsy and broke easily. Overall, I would not recommend this costume to anyone looking for a quality witch costume.

2. Mike - 2 stars - The White Magic Witch Costume was just okay. The design was not as flattering as I had hoped, and the fabric was a bit scratchy. The sleeves were also too long, and the hat kept falling off my head. It's not the worst costume I've ever had, but I definitely wouldn't purchase it again.

3. Emily - 2 stars - I was really excited to wear the White Magic Witch Costume, but it ended up being a disappointment. The sizing ran small, and it didn't fit me well at all. The material was uncomfortable and itchy. Additionally, some of the stitching was coming undone before I even wore it. I had higher expectations for this costume, and unfortunately, it did not live up to them.

4. James - 1 star - I regret buying the White Magic Witch Costume. The quality was terrible - the fabric ripped easily, the seams were poorly stitched, and the colors were faded. The accessories were also flimsy and broke within minutes of putting them on. It's safe to say that this costume was a complete waste of money. I would not recommend it to anyone.

5. Jessica - 2 stars - I was not impressed with the White Magic Witch Costume. The fit was strange, with the top being too loose and the skirt being too tight. The fabric felt cheap and uncomfortable against my skin. The included accessories were also disappointing - the hat was misshaped and the wand was flimsy. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this costume, especially for the price.

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