A Certain Magical Index: Is the Heart of the Sunrise Also a Primogem?

The classic story of hiding combat power and the heart of the rising sun for fear of being discovered makes the protagonist's ability seem very precious and powerful. There are many magicians who are stranger and stronger than you,

Suddenly I want to talk about my views on the protagonist setting. Stack the armor first, and don't talk about system settings across works. The book mainly talks about the magic ban, so we don't care about the specific setting of Magical Nanoha. . . . . Personally, I feel that the setting of the protagonist is quite reasonable. First of all, it can be seen that there are two major systems in the Magic Forbidden City, magic and science. They are all based on worshiping a certain concept (various beliefs in magic, scientific personal reality), adapting to a certain energy (energy of various phases, AIM too), and inducing certain abilities. The original stone in the Magic Forbidden City refers to a person with super powers who awakens due to personal reality caused by external factors at birth. Magic and superpowers are incompatible because one is group worship and the other is personal reality, and they are squeezed into one person's mind at the same time. It is normal for them to short-circuit. For example, the protagonist is reborn in front of the screen. It can be said that he was originally an ordinary person. After rebirth, he awakened as an esper due to the Heart of the Rising Sun, but he only used a smart magic device (the system is different, and he did not learn magic), and the protagonist himself was also studying how to upgrade, and he also used AIM, so naturally he can be regarded as a rough stone. Let's not talk about avoiding men because of their strength. As for the nature of hidden abilities, you first look at Himegami Akisa's abilities being revealed and being hunted by vampires. And guess what, if the outside world figures out that the Heart of the Rising Sun is an alien magic system that does not exist in the first place, how many magicians will be attracted, and even demon gods may end up. After all, it is something outside the world. Generally speaking, the setting and plot are reasonable. It is a good book written with care, not an AI text or a brainless text.

Rare seniority to write a book + orthodox two-dimensional flavor [learned]

I can watch it, but the protagonist always has a sense of abandoning his brain when dealing with things like rescuing people and recruiting people. There are too few original characters and little sister on his side.

Those who haven't read much of The Forbidden City won't be able to understand it, but it's well written.

There is no problem with the book! (French speaking) It's the girl on the cover. I can't remember her name [smiles]

The writing style in the Demon Forbidden fanfic is pretty good, there is nothing poisonous about it.

Good luck to those who like to watch Magic Forbidden. There are really few fans of this IP. It is rare to find a Magic Forbidden fan that is comfortable to watch. The overall atmosphere is relaxed and not so brain-burning.

Friendly to the original party

It's great, I love watching it, but I haven't seen any fanfics about the Demonic Forbidden Period.