Power-Armored Magical Girls Don't Dream of Chainswords

Good! A rare magical girl with infinite flow, a fist that eats ceramic power armor ([face covering][face covering][face covering][face covering][like]

The protagonist's story is very twists and turns Her parents fell in love early and her sister divorced. She sent her grandfather to school and took care of her grandmother during confinement. [Chigua] Of course the above has nothing to do with this book. Rare sex-changed magical girl single stream, Q-wad human body Gundam panel used as a template. The overall feeling is quite spacious

I guess he's an alien demon again. His writing style looks like he's not a novice.

Needless to say, it is really a good book. It gives people a sense of freshness. I always want to read it. However, the plot of the previous part of the Ring of Magic feels a bit complicated and boring for some reason. It may also be because I have never played the Ring of Magic. However, it is still good-looking and has few boring parts. Overall, it can be called a good book and a good read.

Magical girl~ If you feel exhausted physically and mentally while wandering in the distant heavens, please remember~ There is a gentle "mother" and a proud "mother" there. When your heart is sad, "Mother" will gently touch your head and comfort you; When you are invincible, the "wife" will help you with the magic power of destruction. No matter how far away the place is, it is always close to the magical girl's safe place... That place is called… The Principle of the Circle It is the common destination of all magical girls

[After seeing the Death Chapter, briefly express your feelings] Advantages of this book: Protagonist's abilities: magical girl + knight + power armor + dragon transformation. I like these elements very much, and that's what attracted me to read this book. The protagonist's character is the type I like - decisive in killing, never hesitating when it's time to take action, but not like some villains who are killed until their brains are turned into madmen. The author's handling of cross-world characters is also quite stable, there are no OOCs, the balance of combat power is reasonable, and there are no poisonous points overall. But the shortcomings are also obvious. The protagonist is too "task-oriented". He travels around the world just to earn rewards and has too little interaction with the characters in the dungeon. In fact, I am looking forward to more plots brought about by identity contrast - for example, someone discovers that the ferocious big guy is actually a beautiful girl inside his shell, but unfortunately I haven't seen it so far. In addition, the combat power system is a bit vague. Although the protagonist has a new form in each world (although I still like these forms), these abilities are relatively scattered and do not appear to be the same person's abilities. It also lacks the feeling that the protagonist becomes more handsome and stronger every time he enters a dungeon. The B-level of the protagonist does not gradually improve, so I have no sense of expectation for the summary and ability improvement at the end of each dungeon. It's not like a system that grows organically. The descriptions of other contractors are also relatively mediocre. The high-level ones have no character, and the low-level ones have no sense of presence. The interaction between the unions in the park is also a bit dispensable. It feels not as interesting as the plot that focuses on the protagonist. Overall, this book was a smooth read, without any bad points, but it did lack the motivation and sense of surprise to keep reading. Still give a good review to support the author, come on.

It's a good-looking, alternative paradise novel. When will the protagonist, the "big dragon," come back? Come on, author.

Tomato is a masterpiece, but it has a small audience. The author writes seriously, and the plot and characters are perfect. The most important thing is that it can be seen that it was hand-made. I really have to give it a thumbs up on Tomato, a website that is all about AI.

The plot is innovative, but the pace is too fast. It would be better if it were written with 40 chapters per world.

It's very appetizing, but I don't know how to review it at the moment. It's a magical girl without a bit of mother-in-law. It's really exciting. It's something I haven't seen in a long time. It makes me feel the taste of transformation literature in the early days of the Internet.