A Magical Girl's Guide to Dollmaking

The protagonist's intelligence is practically nonexistent; like a character in a classic anime, he has multiple opportunities to obtain information but chooses not to. Even though he himself finds this strange, he prioritizes fighting first, and crucially, he often finds himself lacking the strength to do so.

This is what makes magical girl fiction truly unique! Influenced by a certain magical girl who leaves work, all current magical girl stories are formulaic, repackaged, and just old wine in new bottles. It's become aesthetically tiring and nauseating. But this book isn't a formulaic, template-based novel! Compared to other books, this one has a stronger sense of "tradition"—or rather, "orthodoxy." ... A feast for the eyes! Like it? Enjoy reading it? Update more often? Don't cut it!

Your witch looks just like Madoka's; I'm getting scared.

Well, the original title felt a bit awful, so I changed it.

The protagonist constantly snapping her fingers while firing a gun felt a bit silly; one snap would have sufficed, and doing that repeatedly felt too low-brow. Also, the later scenes became increasingly grandiose, losing any sense of magical girl fantasy and instead resembling the expansion of domains followed by intense battles.

The advantage is that it tastes authentic. The downside is that it tastes very authentic...

It's very well written. The author doesn't seem like a novice but rather a seasoned veteran who switched platforms and started over. Do you have any other works you'd recommend?

Is she going to turn 100? Will the protagonist turn back? Or will she get married? Unexpectedly, there are also transformation novels on Qidian.

Will they turn into men again? I'm getting PTSD just seeing magical girls now.

This must be the Herrscher of Domination, right? The black and white threads have already wrapped around you, hehe ...