Struggling With Student Loans, I Have No Choice But to Moonlight as a Magical Girl

The first chapter felt familiar, somewhat reminiscent of that author's "Domineering Through the Ages" style. With the outline as a safety net, it shouldn't be bad. Also, I'd like to ask @MarsGrasshopper: Is this book multi-female lead, pure romance, or single-protagonist? 🤔

The sensory perception has deteriorated significantly, making it feel like an AI. Furthermore, the way the official targeting of the protagonist is absurd; it doesn't feel human, and it's all the same person targeting him.

An incident that terrified the entire security force resulted in an enemy worth only a few hundred thousand, rated either D or E. However, the combat system only includes characters like Witcher, with no special or abnormal ability users. The combat and economic systems are strange. The protagonist claims to be solely driven by a love of money, but I didn't really sense that pure passion; it lacked the feel of a lone wolf who transcends time.

Well, overall it's pretty good-looking, but the main plot is not very clear, although I know it's about making money. But I don't know what happens next.

It's alright, but the part in chapter 25 where the protagonist settles scores with the familiar has a strong Deepseek vibe; the more you read, the more it resembles 🌚

It's alright.

It's pretty good.

It looks pretty good.

Not bad, not bad.