Saving the World and Raising Girls, Magical Girls, Remember This

How to put it, an excellent novel, a novel that can arouse empathy. When magic disappears, magical girls die, and even become an unsearchable "Shadow of the Past." The protagonist comes to this world as the "first" magical girl. Just like her name, Venus, she brings a glimmer of hope to this dark and disabled world. The author's writing is excellent, and the plot design is also very good. He truly writes the story of the redemption, growth, and protection of magical girls, bringing a glimmer of light to this bleak world.

Putting weirdness into the world of magical girls is a more interesting world view. It's really delicious to write about love and hope in a slightly darker world view. Who didn't have a heroic dream of saving the world when they were young? The most confusing point so far is whether magical girls in this world have cognitive shielding? The smoking uncle lamented that Daystar was the protagonist after the butler incident, but Iris in college recognized the protagonist at a glance. [Delivery Ceremony] is rather dramatic, after all, the word launch is not magical at all...

Well written, five stars to encourage new authors. But this book is really provocative, I feel like not many people will read it 🤦 First, because of the subject matter, most people will be screened out for transformation + magical girl + black and dark zombies. The second is the writing style itself. I haven't read many Internet articles about dark and serious themes, so I don't know if this is a common feature: I feel that this book has very little daily life and a very tight pace. The more than sixty chapters are completely event after event, crisis after crisis, and it is a bit tiring to read; the overall atmosphere is also very tense and depressing, and the decent (protagonist) ) is too weak and the villain is too strong, and they are constantly fighting against the good side in the plot. Even if the crisis is resolved, there seems to be no feeling of joy or relief, because firstly, the villain may not be dead (such as the first "Butler"), and secondly, the next crisis will soon hit the face. There are also a lot of unknown conspiracies and secrets. By the way, I want to complain, although it is only over sixty chapters, I have the impression that the same method has been used many times, where the good guys are beaten to almost nothing by the villains, and someone suddenly comes to the rescue at the last moment 😂. In addition, many texts in the setting and the novel almost expressly indicate that the sword will be used, including against the protagonist group. Correspondingly, the number of cool points in the novel is approximately zero. It can be said that it is almost completely opposite to the common Internet articles on Tomato, and the common ones are naturally popular with the public. If it is the opposite, then...🤦 For me personally, the theme of transformation + magical girl (and the ability to cultivate other magical girls) is a plus point, but the style of this book is not that cool. Book friends who read my comments can also use it as a reference.

Can you write a little bit of knife, add a little despair, and finally stir it up to drink hope and opposition 😏 😏 😏 In the end, it turns out that everyone is right, but the starting point is different 🤔 🤔 🤔

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The emotions and characterization are very real, and the plot is very interesting.

I'll take a look and see if it's traditional or innovative. 🤔 You can look at my reading time and name. If it's too dark, I'll say it. I'll comment after I finish it.

Just watched it, it feels good. I just hope it won't be too harsh. Look at the bloodthirsty audience in the comment section 🙂

How are level progress and magic power calculated? One person can provide several points. It feels like one city can provide enough points to reach the full level in one day.

The first thing I saw was the education and training 🤔, is there any hope? But it looks like this book is good, I'll put it on the bookshelf to gather dust and read it later when I have time.