Ye Jinyi was a lowly corporate drone at Tianting Group, nothing but a disposable cog. Then, one snowy night after working overtime until three in the morning, she was chosen to become a "world-class calamity" and promptly landed at the top of the Magical Girl Website's wanted list.
Her company wanted to fire her, her landlord wanted her to pay the rent ASAP, and every magical girl in the city was hunting her down.
Faced with a life falling apart, Ye Jinyi's choice was to lie flat.
"Destroy the world? Can it wait until I've woken up?"
"Magical girls are after me? I can't beat them anyway, so I'll just run."
"Turn into a little girl? Great, at least I can get a child ticket."
It wasn't until the "other me" in her dream handed her a note that things changed: recite the secret words, and the ring could grant any wish. Ye Jinyi excitedly checked how to use it, only to find it required a drop of a magical girl's blood as an offering.
"I think I'll just keep slacking off."
A deconstruction feast unique to our era
Magical girl, a word born of love and hope, in many stories, after undergoing professionalization and formalization, becomes almost materialistic, losing the love and hope it originally should possess. And the enemy of the magical girl in this story, "calamity," is shrouded in a cognitive fog from beginning to end. At the beginning of the story, we know that calamity is dangerous, but as the story progresses, we realize that it is merely a word created by human intellectual laziness. We are fooled by the author's wordplay; while we cling to the binary opposition of good and evil, the author has already...
I've decided, I'll add more chapters for free.
It's a new month! Please give the author lots of monthly tickets and try to get into the top 20 by the end of the month to get the minimum living allowance.
If there's too much sadness, without finding something to hold onto, it's impossible to go on living. Although I don't know how to put it, I'll end with a blessing: Don't worry about what others think. You wrote this book, wasn't it for yourself?
Is it a 1v1 pure love story?
Spallanzani, this is exactly what I wanted to see: a magical girl of love and justice. Many magical girls in books, after becoming professionalized and formalized, no longer resemble magical girls; instead, they seem like special operations forces. I had been subconsciously influenced by those books, but now, thinking back, I realize that magical girls can also realize their own unique sense of love and justice. Thank you, author, for reminding me of the original aspirations of a magical girl.
Should we finish the first volume today? Logically, today is supposed to be a single update.
Actually, I didn't feel that this book was particularly well-written in the first few chapters, but after reading a few more chapters, I realized otherwise.
The author could try imitating Tentacle-san's style. Honestly, with the picture at the end of each chapter, I really thought it was a tentacle reincarnated!
Volume 2 is almost over, everyone can start reading now!