I Really Don't Want to Be a Magical Girl

The writing is very good, and there is no unfamiliarity unique to new authors. Whether it is the hero's quick acceptance of reality or the battle, it is concise and concise. It is different from the previous simple focus on fighting monsters. It also expresses the hidden ugly side of people's hearts more directly instead of deliberately ignoring it. Just like I often see in some apocalyptic articles, disasters are always created by humans themselves. This makes the plot less abrupt and less brainless. It is more attractive than most magical girl articles I have read [Blow kiss]

Is your official statement too outrageous? I won't talk about human experiments. You, the Magical Girl Official, probably didn't set up for a day or two. It's impossible. She is the only one who owns all the high-level officials. You are like America, but not like America. Not all high-level officials are possessed by human skin monsters. They place high-end combat power and samples. As long as they are given normal treatment, you say draw some blood, cooperate with experiments, and perform slice research. What can you study? The samples are so precious. If you cooperate with the experiment, you can be paid more. Who wouldn't agree? And the official is looking for someone, can they really not be found? You are more like a non-governmental organization, just wearing an official cover.

There are quite a few problems. 1. I was suspicious of the protagonist for no reason. It was clear that the protagonist had joined forces before, helped so many times, and even saved people. It made me not want to watch it anymore. Second, there is a problem with strength. There are so many chapters where the strength of each individual is not clearly defined. In the front, you can easily fight A-level, but it is difficult to even fight B in the back. You have to be amazed when you hit C-level. Third, there are a lot of small logic problems in the plot. For example, online public opinion and pure villain control should not be logically possible. Also, all nms are human-shaped video cameras, and various suburban incidents are filmed by people, right? Even the good and bad information of the Control Bureau is not leaked. You heard about this as soon as it happened.

This book is readable, but I feel that the protagonist's emotional transition at some point is a bit inexplicable. Well, I can't tell, but I think the relationship between the protagonist and the heroine is well written, as well as the bond between them. How is it different from the themes of magical girls that I have read before? Well, I don't know what to say after one paragraph. Anyway, this book is to my taste, so please work hard, author.

The emotional line is a bit abstract. The protagonist and Ye feel better than He Lin. And in order to make a magical girl wake up, is it too unnatural to sacrifice a magical girl? Chapter 55: That one? No follow-up?

The novel is good! It's just that some of the lines spoken from his perspective are a bit abstract. I'm generally not used to seeing goddesses or gods when reading novels, and sometimes I even think it's a bit exaggerated. From other people's perspective, it's a bit like chasing stars.

It's a pretty good Madoka fanfic, I hope I don't become a girl permanently.

Very well written

The story is very good, come on

To be honest, I hate the setting of various villains, such as the investigation bureau trying to restrict magical girls and so on