The Magical Girls of This World Are Far Too Brutal

I thought he was a bitch who was the protagonist of the show. He was so proud that he curled up the corners of his mouth with a sneer and ridicule. He was beaten so hard by the yandere magic girl that he fell to his knees, which was the ultimate humiliation (very disappointing).

If you don't kill, hatred will never end. If you don't kill, what is the difference between strong and weak like me? If you don't kill, all sentient beings are sins. If you don't kill, dreams are empty. If you don't kill, worries and fears are ebb and flow. If you don't kill, youth is just a fleeting moment.

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Like it very much! What an amazing book. The author can come up with so many settings and the story is so good. The author is simply amazing. First of all, let me talk about how I found this book for everyone to use when looking for books. One night, I searched for the No Heroine tag, set it to the latest updates, added books I thought were interesting to my bookshelf, and prioritized reading books that were not on the shelves. *Readers who like specific types of books can try this method of finding books. Back to the topic, there seem to be only a handful of books with no heroine label and contracts for daily serialization. Frankly speaking, the title of the author's book is not very attractive to me. The witch in the title and the classification of light novels only remind me of light novels with multiple female protagonists at first glance. However, there are too few stably serialized novels without female protagonists. So I went to the comment area to browse and found that the author directly stated that this book must have no female protagonist. I was relieved a lot. Author, your three golden chapters are simply amazing. I am a slow reader, so I read the first two chapters carefully for more than ten minutes. It's hard to describe my mood when I opened the first page of the book. I felt that the title and content were completely inconsistent! Wizards, magic, books, knowledge slaves who are locked up to study, and farmers who harvest knowledge slaves. Wonderful, weird, absurd yet reasonable. To be honest, at the beginning, the male protagonist is rescued and then joins the illusion organization, which looks slightly familiar. I thought of the plot of the book The Water God Warlock next door. The male protagonist also learned illusions, pulled others into illusions, and used illusions as a "blackboard" and "photograph". And this book told me that illusion can be used in this way, simulating scenes, simulating others, or using illusion on oneself, which opened my eyes. The people in this book, Ge, Pu, etc., Seem to be good to the male protagonist, but in fact they also have other little thoughts mixed in. Ms. Shu's help is not free, everyone gets what they want from the male protagonist. The gift given by fate has already been marked with a secret price. Anna is not just a "novice village boss", she has the support of gods behind her. From investigating Anna, I gradually began to learn about the cooperation between gods, fraud, and what they asked for. This process was very natural, and the author did not feel like a new author at all. I am looking forward to the next plot and hope that the author can maintain this level and continue going forward. Others: At present, the sixth of the 13 forbidden spells in the book has been written. Although the author will add to the content of the forbidden curse after writing the book, the number of 13 books feels like it will be read quickly. In other words, I am a little worried about the length of this book. I personally think that the world view described by the author is very interesting. It would be best if more than a thousand chapters could be written without watering down. But at the moment, it doesn't feel like it will be particularly long. There are a bit too many ladies around the male protagonist. Although the author insists that there is no female protagonist, it feels like there are a little too many. Perhaps the author wants to match the "magical girl" that fits the title of the book. If possible, I hope that there will be more men around the male protagonist in the future, so that the ratio of men to women can be slightly balanced. The author has dug a lot of holes and hopes that they will be filled as the plot progresses. This book does not rely much on other recommendations. It is very difficult for the author to have so many readers and still really think that this book is a good reader. Perhaps, the author can try to ask for some chapter recommendations and recommendation positions to let potential readers know that there is such a good book and improve the reader conversion rate. I'm not sure what kind of aspect the author likes. I personally prefer to recommend it before it goes on the shelves. This can also help boost the first order score and enhance the author's confidence in the book. It is very painful to see a good book not popular. The author's book is very good and should be more popular than it is now. If the subsequent author's writing level is still so high, and with recommendations, I feel that it will not be a problem to enter the high-quality category. Come on! 24.12.3

Byd, your writing is good, but your name is somewhat abstract. I can't say it has nothing to do with it, it can only be said to be completely opposite.

I can't say that the content of the book is closely related to the name. I can only say that it has nothing to do with it. Magical girls are really magic, girls, and magical girls. The writing and narration are not to mention, and they are amazing. But the one thing that I am not optimistic about is that the strength is too high. There are only more than ten chapters in the past. What about possessing immortality, predicting the future, and changing things? In the past, there were real illusions, clones, invisibility, resurrection from the dead (fake), stealing destiny, biochemical manufacturing, speaking spirits, reading memories, etc. The values were outrageous and the mechanisms were more powerful, especially illusions. As long as you talk nonsense, everything can be illusioned. Deus ex machina is like eating and drinking. Reading it is like playing a game with the modifier turned up.

It is said that such a genius as 0001 did not think of killing Anna. Instead, Su He, a person from another world, killed Anna.

The riddle begins in the first chapter, just in case some readers come to read it, right?

A very well written and dense intellectual battle. It's a pity that the title of the book has nothing to do with the content of the book

Overall, it should look like Liang Cao to Liang Cao+. The content is not bad, but it is held back by the name and introduction. The introduction and title are both in the form of a light novel, but the content is Western fantasy (should be regarded as Western fantasy). People who read the content will not click to read it, and those who click to read it will not see what they want. I won't watch it for long. I probably won't recommend it now that the results are so bad. I'm afraid you'll cut it. Now let's talk about the content. The content is about a time traveler who travels to a different world and fights various gods through his own nature (what do you want to do?). When I watched it myself, the previous gods had not officially appeared. When I was reading the novel, I still had the desire to see what would happen next, but as all kinds of gods appeared on the scene, I no longer felt this way. Although there were six volumes and more than two million words, I really couldn't think of what to write in the back, which made me confused about the plot behind it. You can tell it at a glance in the novel. What will happen next is not good to watch, but it's not good to see what will happen next at first glance. Maybe it's because of this, or maybe it's because I'm following up. Now I can't read anymore. I've written so much without realizing it. Finally, I wish the author will get better and better as he writes.