What's Wrong with a Fallen Witch Raising a Magical Girl?

The protagonist is Elon Musk, who came to Shanghai to open a factory only to find that his competitors were even more exploitative of their employees than he was.

The author writes very well. Although the world-building is somewhat oppressive, making it difficult for ordinary people, including some with special abilities, to survive, the protagonist's high combat power, especially when his nemesis or other magical girls are in trouble, still provides plenty of satisfying moments. While his actions were a bit too dramatic and attracted official attention, this was likely for the sake of later plot developments. Overall, it's a pretty good book; its popularity shouldn't be this low.

There's too little protagonist-centric perspective; it seems to focus entirely on supporting characters. Is this an ensemble piece? ... More close-up scenes, more protagonist-centric perspectives!

My goodness, updating four chapters in one night! You're practically a cold-blooded, nuclear-powered donkey!

The beginning was fine, but later on, the protagonist's so-called cognitive dissonance made him seem like a fool. The protagonist's inner monologues are too repetitive; you only need to click on them once. The emotions are described too richly; a cooler tone would be better, conveying an atmosphere where everything proceeds according to plan.

Well written, it has a "neighborhood night cook" feel to it, very heartwarming 😋

The young girl from Xinye was arrested and forced to attend school, bringing tears to the eyes of 100,000 strange people.

Having read through the entire series, I'm starting to feel like the protagonist is the one on the bottom... Is it just my imagination?

Dragon Raja paid homage to this book

Isn't Chen Xiaomei the strongest magical girl? How can she keep the protagonist, the world's boss, by her side if she doesn't develop herself properly?