What the Heck! I Accidentally Became a Magical Girl

[Sending Hearts] is particularly interesting. It is a rare story about middle-aged women that not only shows their plight, but also shows the shining points in them. Three aunts quarrel while solving monsters. It is an adventure story of middle-aged women.

The general setting is quite interesting, but the actions and words of the two protagonists before they changed their minds really made me want to hit people and make me angry. They were like the epitome of countless people in reality, ugh.

The angle is extremely tricky, the opening text is really good, the content is the same old, homogeneous, it's okay, it can pass the time

This is even more invincible. Women can do what they like, even if they are magical women. Don't be ashamed or afraid. You should be happy about it. Do what you want and become what you wanted to be when you were young.

Have you ever seen a young man passionately saving the world, or a middle-aged woman transforming into a magical woman to welcome the return of the true God? I basically love every Bald Cat novel I read, and this one is no exception. The subject matter of each novel makes my eyes shine. I highly recommend it.

Baozi, it's beautiful, don't abandon the article.

Tomato describes the situation and mentality of middle-aged women, three different women, three lifestyles, collision of ideas, and mutual growth. It is not clear when the author will write about their struggle to live for themselves later. Looking for oneself, it seems like a middle-aged woman saving the world, but it is actually a process of finding oneself, one's true self, which is awesome.

It's good-looking. If nothing else, the innovative writing theme is really good. I thought it was about three aunts traveling through the magical world of Western fantasy. It turns out that they transformed into monsters in modern times. The adult version of Barbara Little Fairy [Send Heart]

It's so real, I felt a little depressed when I read it, hahahaha, but this book is still very rich in descriptions of the heart, and there is always a sense of division between modern and modern times.

Very nice! Women need to wake up and help themselves!