Ability Copying: Why Is My Target a Magical Girl?

The downsides are: firstly, the transformation into a magical girl is a bit slow; secondly, the protagonist is portrayed as somewhat clueless at the beginning, although he improves later, the initial awkwardness is still quite noticeable; and thirdly, the word count is relatively low. The advantages are that, considering Tomato's writing style, it's quite good.

"Oh, that?" Liu Xin pulled another ordinary lollipop from her pocket, tore open the wrapper, and popped it into her mouth, explaining vaguely, "That's the 'personality overwriting' function that comes with my 'Wish,' kind of a side effect. After transforming, no matter what I was like before, I'll be forced to adopt a preset personality."

It's good, as already written, everything disappears. So the search history will also disappear. Then, instead of lamenting the loss, you'll try searching for things in the same spot. Hmm, although the later parts might be better, I can only say I can't bear to watch anymore. Hmm, I've read up to point 8.

Positive review. The writing style is top-notch for Tomato (a Chinese writing platform), and the outline seems clear without being disjointed. The plot progresses gradually. The only drawback is that the satisfying moments are delayed and the cheat codes aren't very obvious. I've finished reading it, and there's a very big problem right now.

The plot is interesting, the world-building is unique, and the writing is passable. Although there are still quite a few problems, it's quite good for a newcomer.

It's pretty good 👍 but there's too little content; I finished watching it without even realizing it.

The male lead transforming into a magical girl is good.

The plot unfolds logically, and the writing is commendable; the only problem is that it's a bit short.