You Asked Me to Write Magic, and I Wrote Puella Magi Madoka Magica?

Rare, unpopular, special. A special case among special cases in Bunchaogong. Unlike most Bunchaogong, this one does not focus on the protagonist, but instead focuses on the animation and the audience. It's not like a novel, but more like a 10,000-word analysis of anime. Coupled with the audience's well-timed comments and comments, it makes me feel like I'm immersed in the scene. I want to watch it again or catch up on a new episode.

Before reading this novel, I had only seen the emojis of Little Lonely, but not Lonely Rock. Therefore, the author's writing method is actually quite friendly to people who have never watched the episode [face covering] and even attracted me to watch all the live cuts (I will make up for the episode later when I have time). After watching it, I thought it was really good to watch. There was no messy plot, and some of the complaints from netizens were also very down-to-earth. I personally think it looks great! [Shy][shy]

I have read several books of the same genre, and this one is my favorite and the one I am most willing to read. There is no cliche plot like other authors, and a pure villain is deliberately created to be dark. Even the villain here has his own logical thoughts, which is very comfortable. At the same time, I think the comments of several judges are also very pertinent and careful. After all, they are authors of good works. Even if they are in different worlds, they still give the minimum respect, and they are not the kind of brainless praise that misses the point. It's very detailed and doesn't involve any clichéd twists and turns. The plot description of the original work is concise, and the comments from netizens are also very comfortable to read. I think this is a normal netizen, who actively discusses and analyzes things, is thoughtful and loving. There is also a "conservative feeling" that I like very much. It is not overly exaggerated. It not only shows the excellence of the work, but also retains a certain degree of "reality". This is the part that surprised me the most. And here's my favorite part: the main character has a reasonable reason for his rest time. When he's not writing, he has his own active behavior and "side stories" (referring to the cosplayer) interspersed with short stories that are lively and interesting, rather than the kind of flowing word count that deliberately delays time, which I feel is very bloated and boring. The author's description of the original work is very concise and detailed, the writing is smooth and natural, the ordinary characters are also lively and interesting, and everyone's personality is well created. I really feel that the author has been very well prepared. My final comment is, come on, author! Really well written

The previous Lonely Rock was so good that Witch's Journey seemed weak. Although Game of Life was also very good, the feeling was not reflected in the writing. Five stars for encouragement. The first volume is really well written.

I have only read Madoka, and I feel that there are some differences between the author and my understanding of Madoka's plot. The rest is okay, quite satisfactory. There are no surprises but nothing too outstanding (only the Madoka and Rebellion chapters I have read). However, I think the author's speech is quite cute when I read it.

It's pretty good, it's a two-dimensional ecstasy [Adoration] and it's another kind of manga-watching article. In fact, the main point is to see the audience's reaction. If you're not a reader who likes this kind of thing, you might think it's very ordinary. Also, the author wrote a series that I've read that's quite immersive [laughing] Hurry up, okay? Fast forward to Madoka, I want to see the magical girl deliver love and hope to everyone! ! ! (Big boo) [Adoration]

There are so many with the same theme, but you seem to be the only one who mentioned the animation section. I hope there will be more cute scenes like Pan Ba ​​Ye and Ni Ping in the future.

The plot is very accurate, and the dialogue between the characters in the plot is also restored. In addition to the author, the update is too slow and the text animation is too uncomfortable to watch. It is easy for readers who have not watched this series to experience it for themselves (which shows that the author still does not work hard enough in updating). At the same time, I very much hope that the author will not follow in the footsteps of other authors of this type, a kind of small novel. The reason why there are so few is simply because some people who have finished reading the novel want to review it, and some people who have not read it want to read it again. This means that this type of novel is easy to end and the reader's stickiness is too low (just like me, the name is too uncomfortable to read, and the update is slow, so it is better to go straight to the original work). I still hope that the author will pay attention to the problems in this and speed up the update.

I want to watch the series What If I Was Reincarnated as a Spider? I find it quite inspiring. The different experiences and final strength comparison between the protagonist and her classmates prove that even the weak can become strong as long as they work hard.

After reading this novel, I reread "Rock of Loneliness" [eating melon] After reading this novel, I had to review "Rock of Loneliness" [smile]