Magical Girl Exposed!

Wait, what is this movie even about? Ignoring the characters' will, tarnishing the meaning of hope and beauty, forcibly portraying compromise as a good ending, and finally adding a stupid background character who's just frying fish. You managed to write down four incredibly frustrating things all at once? Are there no humans left? That's fucking enough.

Classic case of opening high and closing low. I've said I haven't encountered a book in a long time that I both want to read and find so awful. Does anyone understand? If the first and second seasons were considered good... The rest of the content can only be described as full of flaws. I remember saying earlier that some inappropriate comments were removed. Looks like the move isn't finished. At least the sanctimonious hypocrites are still around. It wasn't about me hypnotizing the main characters and making them attack each other. Block the protagonist's memories, steal and modify the protagonist's body In addition, they created enemies of humanity and attacked by exploiting the psychological weaknesses of the main characters. But I'm a good person, aren't I? All I want is to live. I have hope. Dog shit!!! Who asked you to do this? No one, right? Which bitch is feeling sorry for you now? You've done countless evil deeds, all to create your kind, and I wonder if you saved someone along the way. Can you please stop believing everything you hear, like a primary school student? She said her purpose was to save people, and you actually believe her? You're going to write such a big deal about this? Honestly, the thought that there's a high chance this thing will be whitewashed makes me want to vomit. In my eyes, she was just as disgusting as that PhD student. At least I know the author portrays the Doctor as a pure villain, destined to be blasted to pieces in one shot. But this character, every few segments, reveals a hidden sorrow, a glimmer of hope, and a touch of magic. It's truly one wave of disgust after another. Furthermore, there are aliases. Vests are great, I really like them. It's not good to be exposed, but I can accept it. But tell me what you mean by sustainable, continuous drops in the rankings? One roll, one horse falls; it falls in different ways, with absolutely no predictability. The author must have thought his writing was excellent, right? Hey, the protagonist got screwed again, his identity was exposed again. That's hilarious.

I searched for this book all the way here after get off work next door. I hadn't read it before, but it's quite good. Are there any experienced readers who can recommend a book similar to "After get off work" or another book of similar quality?

I'm outta here. The first and second levels were alright, but the spin-offs were a complete mess. The backdrop was so-so, but reality suddenly gave me a stomachache. Oh my god, I just want to beat you once. Ou Nie Gai, I just want to be with you. Ou Nie Gai, I just want to be your only sister. Oh no, it was just a sudden inspiration for the magical girl idiot character. Looking at the number of chapter reviews in later chapters, it seems like a precipitous drop in book abandonment to support new reading. <(￣ ￣)> Watching this is so intense, the magical girl theme is getting heavy. I'll wait until it's finished and then check the reviews before deciding whether to read it.

The quality has really taken a sharp turn for the worse.

It feels like the plot of Skyfall is now outpacing reality; it's not progressing much. Reality is so boring; Skyfall is much better.

After watching the second season, I felt that Xiao Qiu didn't play much of a leading role in Sky Screen. Most of the work was done by Fang Ming and Xiao Bai, including her verbal sparring with Dong Dong. Also, the "Shining Mode 2.0" Was activated very casually, instantly gathering the light of hope for the entire city. From both Sky Screen and offline perspectives, the main characters were just fixed henchmen in the plot. #(Sweat)

Personally, I don't really like the character Caijia. I can understand many of her actions, and I know that what she does is normal, but I still don't like this character very much. I hope the author's future character development will make me feel a little more comfortable.

Having read the first two volumes and skipped through the third and fourth, I believe that killing off Fang Ming (Xiao Bai) at the end of the third volume, allowing Chunxiaqiudong and Meifu's inherited wish of "saving magical girls" and his power spike to influence the plot of the fourth volume, would have been better than the author letting Xiao Bai live until the fourth volume.

It feels like you started losing your soul when you got to the Magic and Awakening arc. Or is the daily minimum of 8000 words too much to ask? There's clearly a lot of content that could be expanded on Xiao Dong and Xiao Xia, so there's no need to rush to recommend them. As for the mysterious passerby Xiao Lan, you rushed through the Sky Curtain storyline too much, which resulted in Xiao Lan not being properly developed. Xiao Hong, on the other hand, is the best-developed character among those who have appeared so far.