I'm a Magical Girl. Why Do People Call Me Mom?

It's well written, but as a male, it makes me a little creepy. There is a feeling of watching him feverishly running towards the abyss, voluntarily and eagerly, but you know that he is heading towards death. The author has emphasized many times that it is me, but what he writes is a process similar to that of seizing a body. It is a bit like the anime "Don't Be an Oni-chan". In the end, Mahiro-chan chose to give up all the anchor points of himself as a man. In other words, he committed suicide, but you say he is still the same person. I can only say that there is no change from the memory point of view or the mental point of view, but he did commit suicide.

I really beg you, please stop cutting it, okay? When we come back from evening self-study every day, we hope to read an updated chapter [face covering] Your sudden interruption of updates really makes readers uncomfortable! Shall we finish the book before opening it? If you really can't, please tell me before I stop updating, otherwise you'll make me look stupid while waiting for your update every night [face covering]

The plot is quite satisfactory, with an association of urban supernatural heroes and a magical girl. What attracted me was the character of the protagonist, who is strong, kind, gentle and full of motherhood. I hope it won't be OOC in the future.

The writing is okay. The protagonist is tricked into the magical girl park by two unscrupulous outsiders and finally escapes successfully [face covering]

I hope Haji's book won't be discontinued again, I'm scared [I'm about to cry]

This book is also very good, please don't stop updating it, okay? And can you stop flirting with and not marrying the last Narcissus [crying]

I came from next door🍍 to sweep the grave of an old book from 7 years ago. The author seems to like reading it. The previous part of the plot and setting are completely referenced. Finally, someone will write the successor [almost crying]. It is a good thing to have someone write it, and it is an old author whom I know 🍍

I support Xia Laoluo's new book and don't stop updating it. The foreshadowing is very good. I hope Mandala can make a cameo again in the future.

It's well written. Although the protagonist changes his personality when he transforms, in the end he is still himself, which is equivalent to transforming into a more feminine brain. The plot is good, and the personalities of each character are also good. Good luck, author.

It's a very good book, with a strong sense of life. The protagonist's character is more realistic and three-dimensional, and it's not easy to make things appear. The author also does not hesitate to describe the supporting characters. There are many supporting characters, but each one has corresponding writing, making the operation of interpersonal relationships seem believable and interesting.

I still feel pretty good after seeing it now. I still like Lao Luo's writings when it comes to magical girls (I've been reading Lao Luo's writings since 🍍Shang Liuli's book, which can be considered a long time). Also, when will Lao Man be updated (´இVanஇ｀)

The cover of this book is not as good-looking as the previous ones [laughs awkwardly]

Why don't the author continue to be more charming [crying]

Xiao Luo's previous magical girls all have their own distinctive characteristics. It can be said that they are all very classic. If we just talk about the stories in this book, they are actually handled very well. However, the portrayal of the protagonist is much worse than before. It is a combination of Master Nan and Liuli. So far, I don't see anything unique that distinguishes the protagonist from the previous game. Let's take a look again. I hope that the subsequent protagonist will have his own highlights instead of becoming a shadow of the previous game.

It's okay, but I don't know why. This book has such a strong sense of déjà vu. It reminds me of looking for the legendary me. This book has been updated for 21 years. What is the relationship between the author and Qing Yan Qing Yu?

So far I think it's pretty good. I saw someone in a book review saying that the protagonist's character is equivalent to committing suicide by seizing one's body. In fact, I think this is quite normal considering various circumstances. Even ordinary people will change their personalities after experiencing various things in life. What's more, if you have the power to represent justice and change your gender, your personality will definitely change. This has not changed in essence. On the contrary, I think the author has brought to life two people who are completely opposite, but are inseparable.

It's okay, it's really good, it's delicious, but it feels like it's about to stop updating again, and the data is not good. No, it's like seizing someone's body. It makes you lose all desire to see it. Your personality and thoughts are different. These are obviously two people.

Being liked and sought by an ice saint, raising a young girl, her mind will be feminine after transformation, taking away an enemy identity related to herself from the opposite camp at the beginning, and retreating, and being targeted for using the power of her past identity, who are you? [Sinister smile]

I saw the present from the saint. I think this author's writing style is quite good. Maybe the idea will be written later. You can't keep writing, can you? The Saint is a bit unfinished. The book also starts off particularly well. Hope it doesn't end badly.

The concept proposed in this book is quite interesting. After the protagonist transforms, he will gain a brand new personality, which is compassionate, kind, tolerant, and selfless. However, the original body is still an ordinary person, selfish and lazy. It is currently speculated that the villain originates from the protagonist's resistance to transformation. After all, almost all of his time has been devoted to transformation in the past few years. The main body has almost lost all anchor points, and people are the sum of all social relationships. The main body has no parents and no real friends. The only relative is an ardent fan after the transformation, and he is almost close to being killed in a social sense. There is a high probability that as long as the protagonist does not reconcile with the transformation, the villain will not disappear. The only solution at present is that the old girl and a few magical girls who guide her will help the protagonist when he completely loses his final anchor point. Otherwise, as long as the protagonist is completely dead in a social sense, the magical girl and the witch will be completely separated, and the witch will most likely directly change qualitatively and usher in a bad ending (I kind of want to see this kind of if)

That is to say, if there are not two people, then it is best for the protagonist to call the transformed self as me instead of calling him by his first name, especially during the inner monologue. If your name is Ye Fan, you can change your identity to Ye Hei, and then your self-perception is that both are you. Then when you recall what you have done, will you not say "I did such and such a thing" but "Ye Hei did such and such a thing"

The portrayal of the protagonist who wants to give up the appearance of a magical girl is quite careful. It's this kind of sophisticated male protagonist who doesn't want something but wants it at the same time. It's great. It can be said to be a good novel that is both verbally and physically upright.

The author is so filled that he can't get out of his comfort zone

I hope I can just finish all the previous books and not start another one before finishing it.

It's a pretty good work, but I feel that the main plot is not specific enough. What drives the main plot is the life of the protagonist who wants to be salty, but it's still quite interesting.

Isn't this me in the legend? [What]

Don't stop updating, don't stop updating, Pineapple and Tomato have not finished writing many books. Cutting off the roots may often just be a mouthful, and new people only know that he is the king of cutting off roots, but your behavior is just disappointing again and again, letting go again and again. It was your book that led me into the love of online literature, and it was you who taught me that love will change and fall in love again and again when I open a new chapter. It seems to be right in front of you, but it disappears quietly like a dream. Is it a dream or a dream? It's still "Insomnia" after all.

Lao Luo's book. What else can I say? I'll give you five stars.

Finish the previous one

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