How Can a Magical Girl Be Pure Light?

Hiss~ It's okay to read so far, but there are some parts that make people confused. For me personally, the problem should be in Chapter 17 of the first volume. Did this dark colored glass swallow up the light colored glass? Kill? Made Liuli fall evil? (I also quit and looked at the eye label. Well, it was cured. Well, there was no evil fall.) Then read the next two chapters. So Liuli actually experienced the evil fall from light to darkness within three chapters, and because of the transformation by Ruoli, he spit out part of the light again, achieving a balance between light and darkness? Generally speaking, in this world view, magical girls may more or less slide to the dark side, not to mention that this first volume unfolds like a hw complex of evil, but in the end a balance of light and darkness is achieved, which also corresponds to the introduction. Then there is a level that tests the resistance to toxicity. From Chapter 13 to Chapter 17 of the first volume, I feel that this period of Liuli's suffering may make readers feel too depressing and poisonous. Maybe this is also the reason for the balance to be reached in the end? Another point is that the theme of this article is gray, which is the fusion of black and white, so how to reflect this gray is very important. This kind of gray can easily occur, although it turns gray when written, but when readers read it, it feels like it has turned into black, or it really feels like it is split into two personalities. Black is true, black and white is true white. How to write this gray is very important. So the author, although there may be few people watching it, you should continue to work hard! If I read it correctly, this 5-man team will end up in this gray state, which means there are at least 4 volumes left.

Give it 5 stars, cheers for the author