Puella Magi Madoka Magica: Poems of Despair

#CP, this book clearly explains the relationship between Homura and Madoka, if you don't like it, avoid it yourself.

It's a good book, but no one noticed it. Let me summarize how the protagonist group died [laughing evilly] Sakura Kyoko: After saving Homura Akatsuki and Madoka, she fought with the witch, but was robbed and beaten to death by the police after she was exhausted. Hitomi: Bewitched by white feces, fought with Sayaka and had her throat blocked Miki Sayaka: She was seduced by white feces and was stabbed to death by Kamijou Kyousuke from behind after fighting Hitomi. Asami Tomoe: After learning about the fate of magical girls from Shiro Shiro, she turned into a witch and was killed by Madoka Shikama. Madoka Shikama: After knowing that he was in a sub-timeline and was created by Akatsuki Homura, he made a wish for Akatsuki Homura to go back. Then the sub-timeline disappeared and he disappeared with it. Akatsuki Homura: After Madoka made a wish in the quilt timeline to block her memory, she became too desperate for this memory, so she took it back and committed suicide in a deserted corner. The whole book is full of despair and unwillingness. There is no turnaround in desperate situations and timely rescue, only despair again and again. I can only say that this book fits the title so well. If it weren't for the ending plot, I would have died [laughs]. This book is different from the previous one. The last one had too few words, and this one is just right. But I have a question. If the sub-timelines are all phantoms created by Akatsuki Homura, then why can Madoka become a god through the cause and effect of multiple reincarnations in TV?

Generally speaking, this book is not very OOC. If you can accept the ending plot, you can read the second chapter. I don't know how I finished it so quickly, but at least I am sure that the author's writing style is definitely not bad. I have not read other works, so I try to read it. The content of this book is very shocking. I can accept suggestions such as despair. There are a lot of monologues, dialogues, and psychological descriptions. You can truly reflect the character's mood.

The author's writing style has made great progress compared to the previous Magic Circle fanfic. If the original is hope and fetters Then this book is definitely worthy of despair It's so despairing. It makes me feel like I'm going to turn into a witch. Fortunately, I still have the final plot to feed me sweets. @1, How to write the next Magic Circle fanfic? Hope and despair have been written Do you have any more instinctive desserts? [Crying]

So pretty! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Finally found a good book about the magic circle in 🍅

Super pretty😋The five-color cake must be happy! !

Some details are not handled well, there are a lot of private settings, and the OOC is very serious, but I still give the author a five-star [sending heart]

All the characters are not OOC overall, the plot is also very good, and it echoes from beginning to end. The whole article uses a lot of rhetorical techniques and various description methods (﹡ˆoˆ﹡)

It's quite beautiful. I originally wanted to watch Kyoko, but Kyoko was completely gone. Her appearance was a bit sparse, but the teacher's writing style was very good [Blow a kiss]

It looks so good that it kills me. [Cry]

I like this looks great

Good looking Good looking Very good looking

I think it looks good

Kyubey's crime is increased by one level. This book makes 1.4 Billion Chinese people cry.

Author, after reading the book, I saw Madoka Jin-Tong coming to pick me up. Do you have any clues? [Smile]

Very good, I like it very much (this person has been fooled by the knife)