
I’m the Strongest Magical Girl
我可是最强的魔法少女
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 341k Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
81Chapters
2Reads
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I have only read five or six chapters, so I am not qualified to comment on the content yet, so I will only express my personal views from the perspective of writing style. The writing style is indeed good, and there are some elements of magical realism in it, but the plot is a bit obscure. If you don't read it word for word, you may not even be able to tell what it is about. If it is a short story, then there is no problem, but as a novel, it is not suitable, because the whole text is so obscure, no matter who reads it for a long time, it will be boring. This is the main reason why so few people read it. In fact, it seems difficult to understand mainly because of the lack of positive description, especially the direct shaping of the characters. The three elements of a novel; characters, plot, and environment. The most important thing among them is the characters. The higher-end ones will use a combination of front and side descriptions to portray the characters. However, the entire story uses side descriptions to highlight the characters, but lacks frontal shaping, which is a bit of a waste of time. I would also like to explain everyone's misunderstanding. It seems that many people find it difficult to read some Western literary masterpieces. On the one hand, the grammar of English is very different from that of Chinese, and it feels inconsistent when translated. On the other hand, some Western expressions are somewhat different from ours. Some of the writing styles that they have adapted to are just incomprehensible to us. There is no need to deliberately imitate their writing styles. So it definitely doesn't mean that a novel is difficult for you to read but it is well written. If you read a Chinese novel, even one that is of a certain age and is relatively profound, like Dream of the Red Chamber, you will never say that it is too strenuous.
Absolute invincibility, an unsurpassable myth Note before reading: This book requires a certain level of reading ability. If you find it difficult to understand, please abandon it. I can only say that if you don't understand, you don't have to look at it [][][]
It's a really good book, better than most books, but why don't many people seem to read it?
It's very literary, and the handwriting is also very good. To be honest, if it were simplified at the beginning and not so difficult to understand, and not so messy later, it would be almost good. I give it full marks. It's a pity that it has been discontinued 😢
Stopped updating? [Holds face] Come on, it's not easy to meet Ben Ben reading a book 😢
Not bad, but the protagonist is either fighting or on the way to fight. It's a personal miracle that he didn't die from exhaustion [Chigua]
I think it's pretty good, at least it suits my taste. The pace is reasonable and the plot development is okay.
Good books are good books, but not many of them are on the top of the tomato list
Will the protagonist completely transform later?
Actually... If I have to say, the irony in many places seems very strong.