Do You Have to Break Through the Mahayana Stage to Become a Magical Girl?

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Come on, author, there are not many newcomers who can write vividly, but a bunch of old thieves who have been writing for a long time will die early.

I actually don't like reading this kind of books, I prefer physical books like Re0 and 86. The setting is almost the same as that of another newcomer magical girl plus the ancestor of cultivating immortals. This is the contract beast. The first three chapters of the content are about traveling through time, discovering the magic girl, discovering cheats, and then fighting monsters. However, compared to the previous novel, the fighting plot is longer. Personally, I think it's a hundred. Compared to newcomers, I'd give it 55 points. It's just that the taste is too bland and quite average. There's a newcomer, the witch, who is the male protagonist at the beginning digging up the witch's tomb, which is a little bit new. It's just that if you've seen Sakura, Madoka, and the previous female devil cadres, you'll find them boring. The fighting in the first five or six chapters should be as minimal as possible, and there should generally be a foreshadowing. The fighting in the first few thousand words should be as simple as possible, otherwise the viewing experience will not be good. The following chapter on elite monsters is about the same, and the climax of two or three chapters is better.