[Non-sexual transformation] [Slow heat + daily + friendship + a small amount of difficult disaster battles] [Magical girl + campus style]
The mortals living on this planet don't seem to know that there is actually a monster called "Nightmare" lurking in the corners they can't see.
A very small number of girls who are given a mission make a contract with the familiars of the Soul Kingdom, become magical girls, and fight in unknown places with battles that only they know... And sacrifices.
This is a story about a magician soul from another world who encounters the local magical girl culture that has lasted for who knows how many years.
A story about friendship, love, miracles and sacrifice, about a misunderstood magical girl, about mortals who know nothing about the truth, and a weird world with a "self-truth cleaning" mechanism.
(Tip before viewing: The protagonist is not the only one, he is a glass cannon. He needs cooperation to deal damage. If you don't like to see the team division of labor mechanism, but just like to see the one-strong one, you can leave it out)
It's okay. It's five stars in my overall evaluation so far. But why are so few people watching? There aren't even a few paragraphs [face covering], and the protagonist's combat power seems to be high and low.
But maybe it's because there aren't enough written ones. I've read quite a few that are good at the front but stretch the back. The author maintains his level [eating melon]
It's okay, I'll take some time to study first
It's okay, but isn't the high school background a bit inappropriate?
The pace is a little slow, but not bad.
Each chapter is very long, really long, but the progress is a bit too slow. The introduction of Qingfeng Li's transformation into a magical girl is just over 5 chapters, and the introduction is bit by bit, and there are many, many, many tongue-in-cheeks.
It's okay. It's five stars in my overall evaluation so far. But why are so few people watching? There aren't even a few paragraphs [face covering], and the protagonist's combat power seems to be high and low. But maybe it's because there aren't enough written ones. I've read quite a few that are good at the front but stretch the back. The author maintains his level [eating melon]
It's okay, I'll take some time to study first
It's okay, but isn't the high school background a bit inappropriate?
The pace is a little slow, but not bad.
Each chapter is very long, really long, but the progress is a bit too slow. The introduction of Qingfeng Li's transformation into a magical girl is just over 5 chapters, and the introduction is bit by bit, and there are many, many, many tongue-in-cheeks.
It's pretty good, at least it's good on tomatoes