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It's a good read. Although it's a bit of a reference, it doesn't stop the author from writing well and the plot being quite innovative. I just don't know why no one is reading it… maybe it's because there aren't enough words. I read a 100,000-word Lily before, but not many people read it at the time. I wrote the first review, but a month later tens of thousands of people were reading it, so what I want to say is... The author should hurry up and update 100,000 words a day for me to feast my eyes on! [Sinister smile]

It's really nice, but I want to protest! ! ! ! ! ! The author updates too slowly! It only took me three days to read it! Must keep updating! If something happens one day and I don't need to update it, I'll make up for that chapter the next day. The author will update me soon! ! ! [Angry][angry][angry]

Are white roses good or bad? Why did you kill your companion? Personally, I feel like the plot is getting better and better.

This is simply the second most beautiful book I have ever read. The plot is ups and downs, the foreshadowing is in place, the characters are three-dimensional and vivid, and the pace is neither fast nor slow (I am not someone who knows the author, so don't doubt me. I just really think it is good-looking [laughs][laughs][laughs]).

At the beginning, the main character was offline for so long that I couldn't tell who was the main character.

It looks pretty good so far, looking forward to getting my hands on it.

The magical girls described by the author are no longer glamorous, but are flawed and distinct people.

A dark version of magical girls. I just like this feeling of killing and killing. I hope it can be more complete.

I would like to ask the author, when did the protagonist completely become a girl?