I Dug Up a Magical Girl's Corpse

What is your relationship with "Laid Off, Then Picked Up a Magical Girl"? The same protagonist's name, the same widower setting, the same magical girl setting… It's very suspicious.

Off-duty Demon + Madoka + Daogui? (Doubtful) I feel like he is a newcomer, his writing is good, and he has the feeling of an off-duty demon. The reversal of mental illness is interesting. I guess the protagonist will use a female body to train a magical girl, and then in turn teach his younger sister.

Why is the wife the supporting actress and Chen Mu the heroine? What's the point? Is there any reversal later?

Qidian's classic writing Magical Girl is read as Dark Cultivation, which is the localization transformation of Magical Girl.

It feels more and more like the main character's history is like that "I can't help you, just sit tight" meme, and then it generates a lot of meme about how a man only cries x+1 times in his life.

There are so many words in the chapter review that it's hard to write, so come to the book review area to write it. I don't know if this is the author's writing habit or something else. He always likes to end the chapter with a stalemate or the villain's harsh words, and then leaves the reader stuck here to wait for the update. However, this will not bring out the fun at all, but will make the readers who are following the update feel that they have been sluggish all the time. Although there are places that end with Shuangdian, there is a fact in the novel: readers' memory of Shuangdian is far less profound than that of Chixian. For readers who follow up, the impression at the end of the chapter is much deeper than the beginning, and the memory of negative emotions is much stronger than the memory of positive emotions. No one will remember the excitement you gave at the beginning, but only the disappointment you gave at the end. This is especially true during the process of catching up on updates. The dopamine brought by having a good time is not long-lasting, but being depressed or watching the villain say harsh words can make people remember it for a day. Happiness doesn't last forever, and revenge doesn't last overnight. It's not that the protagonist can't be defeated, and it's not that the villain can't say harsh words, but these can't be regarded as the ending. After the protagonist is defeated, there must be some signs of compensation; after the villain makes the harsh words, the protagonist must immediately refute it, or describe the protagonist as having a plan and being confident that he can overcome the difficulties, so that people can have the motivation to look forward to it. Otherwise, I will continue to keep up with the updates until later, and then I will die if I keep it up I sincerely suggest that the author can change this habit of chapters.

This malachite was eroded by God's will

I read it in one sitting, it was great. The only negative point for me is that there is a brainless idiot who dances to death, and then there is an old-fashioned show-off plot. The latest chapter is causing trouble again. I hope she will be killed soon. It looks disgusting.

Chen Mu looks like Chen Rui 2333333

If you can continue to read it, it means that the author cannot write villains, and the will of God is seriously corrupted.