Seventeen Years Old, a Student, and a Magical Girl by Profession

It's very good-looking😦, but there are too many scenes of good brothers. I hope it can be reduced a little bit in the future, so that it doesn't look really good, or the good brothers can be turned into good sisters, otherwise the foreshadowing will be in vain...

T0 is true in the new book of the male channel. The main plot is more daily. If you want to see a river of blood, you can go out and turn left. But as the saying goes, the plainness is the truth. The author's writing style is very good, each character's personality is very distinct, the dialogue is generally serious with a bit of humor, and does not make jokes (this really beats Tomato by 80%), and the rhythm is very steady. In the Magical Girl section, I finally saw a story that is not about a retired magical girl being discovered and busted. It is rare and gratifying. If it doesn't explode, it will definitely be rated 9. If there is a breakthrough point in the plot, it may be rated 9.5.

It's good to watch, and the interaction between the protagonist and Kyubey is very interesting, like a quarrel between old friends. The shortcoming is that the text has little tension, and there is a sense of sadness of being a social animal under the pressure of life. The character's words are very concise and not verbose, but they also lack a bit of human touch. Overall, the future is bright, author, cheers!!

It's also a good food. Daily Wenxiancao, 4.5⭐. It doesn't get a perfect score because the combat aspect is really not very good. In urban daily life (Magical Girl + Transformer, protagonist Loli), the daily writing is very good, and the various daily dialogues are also very interesting. Just read it. But here are some people's poisonous points: before the protagonist actually became a woman, the protagonist's best friend (male) had a slightly larger role, but was hidden by the author later (some people don't want a male to be involved, although I don't really care, as long as I control that line)

The cross talk with Qiubi was very interesting and interesting, and the overall writing was very fluent. It was rated as good-looking. However, Jiang Ping, especially the arrangement of the chapters where his original identity left the country, those who knew he was writing about brothers, and those who didn't knew thought he was writing. . . ,👿

Support meow, it's rare to find a novel in which the relationship between men and women after transformation is normal (ps: maybe it's because I haven't read enough). It's really not easy to see such pure single-changing novels in this era when single-changing novels are dominated by skin-changing female videos. I have read less than 50 chapters so far. Finally, I hope this book will get better and better I don't read much and don't comment often. If there are any omissions or questions, please forgive me. The above is purely my personal opinion. If you don't like it, please don't comment.

The protagonist's arrogance is well known to everyone. But it's not like Japan's big opening and closing, which looks like a knife with a sharp mouth and a tofu heart. And also very comfortable getting along with other people. It is a high-quality daily article.

Good writing style The conversation between humans and cats is still very interesting. In the end, just don't change your identity. This is what I want😋

When I opened this work, I was firmly attracted by its delicate narrative and full-bodied characters. The author uses plain but highly contagious words to build a vivid story world. There is no deliberate sensationalism, but the power to touch people's hearts is hidden everywhere. The characters in the book are vivid and three-dimensional. Their struggles, choices and growth are close to life and thought-provoking. It seems that you can see the shadows of yourself and the people around you. The plot is extravagant and relaxed, with ups and downs and gentle healing details. The logic is smooth and the aftertaste is long. The work not only tells a story, but also contains thoughts on human nature, emotions and life. It is immersive to read and you can't help but think about it after closing the book. It is a masterpiece worth reading carefully.

The daily dialogue and growth plot are impeccable in the early stages, and the high-frequency dialogue and interpersonal interactions have been enriching the protagonist's image. The protagonist, who has no parents and only one friend, Jiang Ping, obviously has a cold loneliness in the character. This is also the reason why the protagonist cannot let go of Jiang Ping. Although the author writes about Jiang Ping, these contents are not abrupt and reasonable under the foreshadowing of the character, so it is a pity that the author hides Jiang Ping. The extreme money-obsessed personality dilutes this sense of loneliness. The pursuit of profit itself makes the character form a mature and independent three-dimensional sense. The appearance of the junior Xinglan allows the protagonist, a lone wolf money-obsessed, to step out of his daily life. The protagonist's kindness and sharp-tongued heart are harmoniously displayed in his interactions with the juniors, so I quite like this junior character. This book has intrigued me so far. Unfortunately, the author introduced the character Lingling, which made me decide to give up reading this book. My intuition from the age of the book tells me that the subsequent development will not be in the direction I like, and I will not destroy the happiness and satisfaction this book brings me.