You Are Asked to Be a Villain and You Raise a Magical Girl?

All kinds of inexplicable conspiracies and the protagonist is unaware of them, I feel that the protagonist is like a fool, and a powerful magical girl suddenly appears in the school of the magical girl that the protagonist wants to train. The captain of the battleship where the protagonist is on has other plans for the protagonist The magical girl who defeated the protagonist was suppressed by the villain in the next plot (the so-called world's anti-virus system has only one magical girl, is it too weak, and the local combat is suppressed by the enemy...) The protagonist is definitely being chased by things like a dead dog. It's not relaxing at all. It's quite depressing. The protagonist, a magical girl, has a lot of trouble in her school. . . .

I found this book when I was in a book shortage. I wanted to read it casually, but I didn't expect it to get out of hand (laughs) In fact, I didn't read it too well at first, and the first three chapters of this article were not very attractive. It can even be said that the writing is not very good, but it is still at a medium level, and I can continue reading. Unexpectedly, after watching it, I gradually became immersed, and the mystery of this world was unveiled bit by bit. Various characters appeared one by one, especially the various sugar candies. I loved it so much. As a result, I read it for 4-5 days in one go and caught up immediately to the latest chapter. As a reader who has read it all in one go, I think I am somewhat qualified to make an evaluation. First of all, this book should actually be a slow flow. The previous battles are better connected with daily life, and the strength is also increasing little by little, and it feels like a steady stream. The emotional connections between the various characters are also in a steady stream. There is no rush for success and progress is made bit by bit. I originally thought it would be like this in the middle or later stages, so after finishing the first volume, I couldn't wait to read the second volume. Originally, the chapters after it was released were supposed to have a hit point, but in fact, in my opinion, my personal reading experience was not very good. (It seems that the beach chapter is the third volume, I can't remember clearly. In short, the second volume below can be understood as the beach chapter, and the third volume can be deduced by analogy) Because the second volume felt a bit too long for me, even a little boring, I actually didn't have much impression when I read it. Moreover, there are more battle scenes, and the sweet sugar-coating I want to watch has become less (crying) After the end of the second volume, I did give out candy once, but after entering the third volume, I quickly entered the battle plot. However, this time I still gave out some candy while fighting, which was considered acceptable. The volume of Rigoletto M actually looks pretty good, mainly because it contains a higher proportion of sugar. I like eating sugar😋 By the end of the latest chapter I read, it can be said that the sugar level has improved a little bit, the battle plot is acceptable, and Ao is gradually getting stronger. There is no such thing as the previous situation where the ob is outside the battlefield, has less contact with magical girls, and his strength remains stagnant. Having said so much, the truth is that I want to eat sweets. Overall five stars, but those who don't like the slow pace may run away, and there are indeed some flaws and delays in the front, which will have to be deducted one star. However, the subsequent plot remains above average, with occasional upper-level moments, and it is nothing but merit, so it is four stars. January 1st update: After saving for almost a month, I finished reading it in one sitting on the first day of the new year. I feel very refreshed and happy. I am very satisfied with the plot behind it. I am finally going to see the river of blood😋 For selfish reasons, let's change it to five stars. It's just that I really want to see the plot behind it🥰 January 12th update: I can't stand it anymore, it's like an addiction, I can't bear it for a day or two and I can't help but want to read it, uhhhhhh, update-- Added on February 3rd: It's over. Thank you for your companionship during this period~ I have traveled a lot with Qianye, Chihaya, Ruri, and Kirishima Aoi, and it was an unforgettable experience. I won't spoil the ending. All in all, I'm looking forward to the new book. I hope I can read it without having to look for it (laughs) Thank you for accompanying me all the way, let's finish spreading flowers🌸! (๑´∀`๑)

It's pretty good. It's considered fairy grass in this kind of novel.

Let's first talk about some shortcomings in the overall environment. The first three chapters do not have a detailed background introduction like other novels, but directly describe the characters and plot: the protagonist is in the organization at the beginning, and then begins to cultivate magical girls. The map is not introduced in detail, and the world view unfolds scroll-wise along with the plot. If you are a fan of fast food sharks or conspiracy theories, please avoid it and don't waste your time. Then there are the advantages I think First of all, the sweetness is explosive. In the second game, this is considered a ceiling-level work of ML. The whole world revolves around the protagonist. The colleagues on the ship are all beautiful girls, and the training of magical girls are also beautiful girls. 😋😋😋 Then, the moderate humor, Leo's jeep training jokes, and the daily jokes of gods and men are very interesting to watch. Furthermore, the atmosphere is relaxed. Although the background is about destroying the world or saving the world, the actual plot is quite relaxed. It's either daily life, it's daily monster fighting, it's not daily life, it's daily dating😋 Finally, there are some personal complaints. Some of the contents feel relatively simple, such as the school festival food festival. I wrote this unit quickly, but it is understandable that it is difficult to write in daily life. There are also some settings that seem rather blunt at the moment (but these should be foreshadowing and will be explained later in the plot), such as the protagonist's super succubus physique, human identification of coffee, and a cafe with maids but no one comes 🤣 (It doesn't matter if there are no guests, the cafe becomes an open private venue, which I still prefer) Then if possible, you can write some extras (either a plot extra or an explanatory manual) to supplement the world view, build an outline, and even do some foreshadowing, such as a magical girl training manual to enrich the setting, and a monthly travel guide to complete the map (it can also pave the way for dates or play content)

I've finished watching it. It's a very good slow-paced work with multiple female protagonists. It is biased toward Zi Gongxiang's world view, and there is no heartache. It is as relaxed and happy as looking back at the works I watched when I was a child. It is full of love and friendship. The villain is also the type who can tell at a glance that he is not a bad guy. Besides the protagonist, almost all the characters who appear are girls who have a crush on the protagonist. This can be regarded as the finishing touch of this work. At least I like this way of writing. Everyone is pure and kind-hearted. It is very relaxing to watch. The writing method of daily interspersed with main line battles. Personally speaking, the daily character interactions are more comfortable to watch than the main line battles, because everyone is very cute. When I read it, I often think of the various pornographic works I have seen before, but the author also added the element of love. This sense of immorality that touches my childhood memories is very enjoyable. The world view unfolding so far is interesting and not cliché. The only drawback is that sometimes the characters' personal branches are separated into the main plot, which makes it very awkward to watch. In the last chapter, I was still immersed in the sweet interaction, and in the next chapter I continue to fight the main plot. This kind of separate narrative seems a bit confusing, and I can't quickly switch my mentality to enjoy the novel. There is no Sword of Damocles hanging above the head in the story, so the story does not have much sense of urgency. Although the pace may be a bit slow, I can't tell whether this is an advantage or a disadvantage. This leisurely feeling is actually pretty good. The fly in the ointment is that the proportion of love in the later period dropped slightly, and the proportion of the characters' personal responses was also unfairly arranged, and it often fell into clichés in some classic plots, which failed to allow the protagonist to go further on the basis of the ambiguous relationship. Fortunately, the author also realized this problem later, and the love part seemed to have bottomed out, and finally stopped hesitating. The protagonist also established a deeper relationship with the character, and I look forward to more personal responses from the characters in the future.