Magical Girl: It All Began When a Magical Girl Forced Me

It's really good! I can't wait to see the love triangle unfold. I'm really looking forward to how it will develop. Personally, I don't think there are any major plot holes. I think there are already enough female leads; any more might affect the viewing experience.

It's very well written, and the protagonist's personality is one of the best I've seen among male leads. The story is also very enjoyable. However, the author could consider reducing the update frequency. Slower is fine. I don't want it to be like that author I read before who started using AI later on. Health is the foundation of everything, so don't overwork yourself. As readers, we can afford to wait.

The plot and setting are flawed in many places, and many scenes feel like they were just random thoughts written down. But if you ignore them, it's still quite enjoyable to watch. I originally wanted to give it three stars, but I personally prefer the magical girl genre, so I'll give it four stars. The later plot clearly spiraled out of control, with more and more plot conflicts, illogical developments, unconvincing character designs, and even a hiatus that ended inconclusively.

It's really good; it's the best magical girl anime I've read recently.

An interesting premise; will the male protagonist later become a human mana replenishment device or undergo a magical girl transformation or something?

It's alright, it started slow but improved later. I hope I won't have to lower my opinion next time I see it. I'm very dissatisfied with how the chaotic situation was handled. Cai Meng has completely deviated from expectations, tightly binding the male lead in the name of family – amazing!

Magical girls must be girls 😋

It's good, but the male lead can't even keep the female lead's virginity 😏😏😏

The plot is unconventional and interesting, and the characters' personalities, growth, and psychological experiences are quite good.

I stumbled upon this book and finished it in an hour. It's the same book I read before, "What to Do When All the Magical Girls You Encounter Are Perverts?" Both of these titles resonated with my sensibilities; there are many characters, and they all have aliases. Overall, they were very enjoyable to read.