Tokyo: Magical Girl Defeated at the Hands of a Witch?
东京：魔法少女败于魔女之手？
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 376k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Everyday Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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5Fans
177Chapters
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I saw Chapter 21, but I didn't understand the protagonist's behavior First, why do you want to be a cleaner at a magical girl school for fun? Pay off debt? Or is it just for magical girls? Save the world? It seems unlikely at the moment. I really don't understand. It's obviously better to develop in the Weird Association. You can provide information, pay more in return, you are strong, and you are not afraid of being beaten. I don't understand. (The last book I read was also of this type. It was said to be to pay off debts, but as the strongest weirdo, when did he owe so much debt? If it was the weird period, how could he owe debts, and who dared to collect his debts. If it was the ordinary person period, how could he inexplicably owe so many debts. PS: That one was Eunuch) Second, the relationship between the protagonist and the principal, and the relationship between the Magical Girls Association. The protagonist will be blocked every time he becomes a regular character, which means that either he doesn't know his identity or his relationship is not good. No matter how you think about it, the protagonist should not have the idea/idea of staying in school or helping magical girls.
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To be honest, it was a bit confusing and I felt like it lacked a clear main line. For example, the relationship between the male protagonist and the principal, the male protagonist's past, the male protagonist and his card draw, the male protagonist and Maple, and the current plot about the mist, etc., I feel that these are not clear enough. The male protagonist seems to be passive in advancing the plot instead of taking the initiative. I feel that the author can dig out the plot from the above, and reveal the male protagonist's past as the characters appear, as well as the connection between magical girls, witches, witches summoned by the male protagonist, and weirdos, etc. I hope that the male protagonist can take the initiative to reveal, promote, and explore, instead of just scanning the campus every day and rescuing random weird things that happen. (I think this will definitely not be long and interesting) In the end, I hope that the author will write better and better and be able to finish it (there was a similar book before, but unfortunately I couldn't write it down 😭😭😭)
Was this the one where the magical girl threatened the teacher? Reincarnated so quickly?
I beg you to read and collect it. Sir, I beg you.
Why does it feel a bit like a eunuch's book?
I bet 50 cents that the maximum number of 10 chapters will be available in one batch.
I'm confused, author, since you are still updating, why didn't you put it on the shelves when the word count was 300,000? At least you can get perfect attendance.