Magical Girls Feed on Me

It looks good. It has a setting like Chainsaw Man. Everyone likes Ling Yue and not you, Chen Bai Lin Kou Ya!

Yes, there is nothing toxic so far, and the relationship between the protagonist and each character is very interesting to watch. It can only be said that it is a field that the author is familiar with. It can be clearly seen that the current main female characters, except Yu, still prefer the male protagonist's female body, but I don't know if this will change in the future. Personally, I can accept it, but at present, the male protagonist has no idea of ​​​​maintaining a female body to live, or there is no trend that becoming a high-level magical girl will lead to the female body becoming the real body. I'm also curious about whether there are more or less, no matter which one it is, just pay attention to the number of scenes. For example, in the women's book, Imai can be said to be the only female protagonist.

The writing style of this book creates the atmosphere of the whole book very well👍👍 Closely following the perspective of the protagonist, the interesting stories of youth and liveliness become dull, and the years that should be full of vitality are also skipped. It is full of helplessness after sadness sweeps away, and there is also the stability left behind by the responsibilities that were once shouldered. For those heavy things, the author uses profound and three-dimensional pen and ink to describe them. One sentence and one look, all of which reveal the memories of the beautiful past that are deeply rooted in the protagonist's heart. A sharp contrast to the numb reality after the memory has passed. 👍👍👍❤️❤️ The author writes very well, very gravity, very praise👍

Basically, he is thinking about Lingyue, and the male body is more like a container for transformation. Reminds me of another magical girl book. Everyone, including parents, loves the way the male protagonist looks after his transformation. He is lukewarm towards the male body. Later, the male protagonist chooses to never remove the transformation after transformation. He also deliberately changed his ID card to female. In the end, the male body completely disappeared 🤦

Top notch. Very potential. No problem booking a masterpiece. The writing style is somewhat literary, which is very suitable for this subject matter.

There is no doubt that the author has returned to his territory. Whether it is the protagonist who willingly goes to the abyss, the protagonist who is alienated from everything, or the heroine's guess about the two identities of the hero, I am looking forward to it. Suddenly I remembered a domestic galgame called My End of the World, in which the female protagonist was tied up in the early stage. It was somewhat similar to this book. I look forward to the male protagonist being tied up in the future.

I read a dozen chapters before I finished it. The writing is good, but not quite to my taste. (I don't know why, but I always feel like the situation is depressing when I watch this.) The current relationship between Yu Xin and the male protagonist feels very abnormal. From the beginning, the relationship between the male protagonist and Yu Xin has been strange. Plus keep it this way, and the Magical Girl Seven Darkness series. The story always has a depressing and twisted feeling. I have to say that the writing is good, but it doesn't suit my taste. (But if it is the appropriate audience, this book should be very good for those readers.) I think the reader's perspective is a bit narrow, and other related shaping and plot expressions are included. The story is a bit heavy, depressing and twisted, which makes me feel that many of the characters are "unhappy" and "numb". (This actually makes me a little worried about the mental state of readers and authors. After all, reading/writing this kind of text may be "low energy". In the long run, just use that sentence as a metaphor: "If you don't explode in silence, you will perish in silence." I am curious about how to reverse or dissolve this emotion?) For the corresponding audience, I recommend it with five stars. At present, some characters show "abnormal" personalities and behaviors, such as the behavior of the magical girl junior, the behavior of the male protagonist, and the behavior of the witch Yu Xin, etc. (I'm curious about how it turned into a comedy?) Now that it's over, I'll probably watch the finale.

Someone said Shell Zero's peak period has passed Yes, you know that for a while, I have completely felt that you have no sense of existence. I really liked reading your books a long time ago, and I think that Imai-san is very interesting. But then, I suddenly felt that your article had no power and I didn't want to read it. This novel, yes, I saw that you are back, and I know that I can find those touching things in your space again. The feeling of a movie makes people dive into it and don't want to come out. I like the paragraphs where every two sentences go together you will be hot Because you are a zero shell "Zero"-"No."-"Shell" Forever Zero Shell

The writing style is quite good, although the writing style is a bit melancholic, but so far it doesn't seem to be too big of a knife, and it turns out that it is better to have no knife. It's okay if the male protagonist in the early stage is not liked, as long as the protagonist doesn't always change into a female body later on, this kind of novel is still "universal". If you change into a female body permanently, you might as well just look at Lily.

The author's writing style is as good as ever, and he is very good at writing. The book is also a Chinese-style online light novel with a similar style to the previous book. Even the male protagonist is somewhat similar to the previous book. However, this book seems a bit heavy, with a feeling that "the situation seems stable but everyone seems to be heading toward destruction step by step." Is this book really a romantic comedy story as the introduction says?