
Two Skin-Suit Pups Unmask the Evil of Professional Magical Girls
两个皮套狗,揭职业魔法少女的恶
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 796k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 4d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
178Chapters
725Reads
115Shelves
45Listens
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It is indeed a potential stock worth watching. It is more like a light science fiction genre than the traditional transformation genre. The subject matter is very novel and follows the leather goods genre. The content of nearly twenty chapters is also large and full. The main content is basically laid out, and many of the contradictions in it are indeed realistic in real life. You see, this is not so much a novel as it is a social preview of a certain gender totalization situation. It can be seen that the author has his own thoughts and considerations, and there are no shortcomings worth mentioning. If I insist on saying it, the villain is too realistic, and it made my blood pressure soar.
It's amazing, it's more interesting than expected. This book has the feel of a website that uses milk dragons to make videos on classics. The abstract beginning turns out to be a serious story telling. The story has a faint sense of decadence, and a wonderful atmosphere of an approaching storm. The character creation is even more integrated with reality [smile], which is obviously different from the pseudo-characters in some novels. The only drawback is that I read this book too early. It would be better to change the title of the book. This title is really too abstract. I personally feel like magical girls are an invasive species? It feels like a lock has been forcibly placed on the minds of human beings in this world. In order to defeat the enemy, they should go to any length to defeat the enemy. To be honest, Tong Zhi's research direction is not an unpopular research direction. His research is revolutionary for this society. He actually needs to research at his own expense, even if the upper limit is only A level. Letting men who are originally unable to go to the battlefield almost double the defensive power. And I don't believe that all high-level officials, all troops, and all institutions are all women. If this is really the case, I can only say that the original government departments and troops were directly destroyed by something and covered up. The current society is simply a pig farm that maintains stability after the memory has been changed.
The beginning of the story is relatively depressing, but then the pace changes too much. The professor's research requires the male protagonist's thinking, and the companions' knots need to be solved by the male protagonist. The male protagonist not only pinches people, but also enlightens people. He knows the consequences of other people's actions and corrects them in time. Some of them are too forceful. I couldn't understand a person who not only practiced but also did research, was a genius, taught others, was a super warm-hearted man, and understood psychology very well. I just felt scared and couldn't continue reading. But at least the training setting of this book is quite novel, and it can be regarded as a somewhat interesting book.
A very special worldview. The chapters I've read so far have smooth narratives. If it were purely ancient hand-rubbing, it would be worthy of my 5-star rating. There is no way, this is all brought out by the other magical girl Buntara. If this level can be maintained, I will definitely give it a 5-star rating.
The subject matter is fresh, the main plot fits the title of the book very well, the narrative is not wordy, the writing style is relatively light, and the personalities of the two protagonists are also quite prominent, making it worth reading. It's a pity that there are too few updates, so I finished them in a while
Yes, the magical girl articles I read before all contained quite a bit of fantasy (relative to reality), but when I read this article, it felt more real, as if this would be the case when magical girls really appeared in reality. (Personal opinion, please forgive me for any bias)
The writing is pretty good, with a very unique style. I give you a special thumbs up 😘😘
The new type of magical girl is really well written, but Hu Moxuan probably won't return [Thoughts] One School and Four Supremes 🤦
The writing is too detailed. Although it is good for daily life, what I want to read more is to have fun. In fact, it doesn't matter if it is written in detail. It just needs to be updated quickly.
Not bad, come on, can you give me more?