From Magical Girl to Breaking Through Cyberpunk
从魔法少女开始击穿赛博
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- 725k Words
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- Light Novel
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- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 2mo ago
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I’m collecting books I’ve read and enjoyed. If you ask me, “Wasn’t this one bad, too?” all I can say is that I thought it was pretty good at the time. Whether it’s still good later on isn’t my responsibility.
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Isn't it you, the beast-like poet? Even Q coins seem kind compared to him.
I enjoy the conflict and contrast between the values of cyberpunk society and magical girls, especially the protagonist—a normal person who feels out of place in this society yet strives to survive—and the delicious feeling of a magical girl subconsciously wanting to break down this world and bring hope to it.
Personal impressions of the main characters
Rod: He's a true supermodel as a father, and he's genuinely devoted in love, though he's often the one who suffers. He's even capable of repaying a benefactor (though he's also capable of betraying them for personal gain). Rhodes' daughter (Mo): Currently no character card available. A little girl, a bit of a brat.
It's so good! The concept is novel. After eating so much shit, I've finally gotten something good to eat.
I just added it to my bookshelf but haven't read it yet. The premise of your book reminds me of a magical girl anime that died halfway through—the kind where the protagonist occupies a niche in the QB universe. It was also cyberpunk, but the author made a major misstep, leading to a reader backlash and the book's demise.
It's strange. The concept is novel, the characters are well-developed, and it's hilarious throughout, so why is the performance so poor? Is it because the core appeal isn't clear enough? Or is it due to the inherent limitations of the magical girl genre?
Actually, this book is quite a classic magical girl story. The protagonist inherits the legacy of a failed hero, witnesses and experiences the suffering of the world, and in the process, constantly makes and unites with companions, fights against hostile forces with wit and courage, and persuades some enemies to repent and become friends.
Okay, I'll give up.
I saw that part where the psychic magical girl invades the protagonist's mental space, and all I can say is, it's too classic. Goodbye.
I think the problem might be that there isn't enough "fantasy" in science fiction and fantasy. Magical girls are inherently somewhat idealistic; when people struggle to overcome their current predicaments on their own, magical girls use their miraculous power to lead them forward. When people no longer believe in miracles, the magical girl's power becomes ordinary.
Is this your first time writing? It's quite well written, not like a newbie's work.