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]

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.

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

The story is lively and interesting, the male protagonist is mature, and each magical girl's personality is delicately portrayed, which is eye-catching. I look forward to the author's efforts to update it!

The story is very good, come on

Very nice, very interesting

The setting is very good. After watching too much, I felt the plot was a bit frustrating.

It's well written, but it's too depressing.

As far as it goes, it is very well written. The male protagonist is not pretentious and faces the reality calmly.

Don't lose the quality, if you are hung up, then drive hard [punch hard]