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5 | 73% (96 votes) |
4 | 8% (10 votes) |
3 | 8% (11 votes) |
2 | 4% (5 votes) |
1 | 8% (10 votes) |
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Status in Country of Origin. One entry per line1 LN Volume (Ongoing)
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Every 34.7 Day(s)Activity Stats [Graph]
Weekly Rank: #3449Monthly Rank: #4647
All Time Rank: #1896
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On 2046 Reading Lists
Monthly Rank: #3567
All Time Rank: #4228
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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.The world changed the day that cracks appeared in the sky– suddenly monsters named『Demonic Beasts』appeared and began to rampage, attacking people.
Meanwhile, girls called『Magical Girls』began to appear to counter the demonic beasts. As they defeated the demonic beasts, gradually people’s lives gained a semblance of composure.
–but when there is light, there is also darkness.
In the corner of an alleyway, a boy who had been attacked by a demonic beast was dying. His voice begging for help did not reach anyone and his body refused to move.
「Boy. Do you want to be saved?」
Looking into the boy’s face, a black cat began to speak to him.
The boy nodded firmly to the devilishly sweet invitation, in response the black cat mocked him.
「Is that so—then I’ll【Haunt (Save)】you」
—on that day, a『Magical Girl』was born in a place that no-one knew.
『She』never laments, no matter what the future may bring.
Associated Names
One entry per line葉隠桜は嘆かない
Related Series
N/ARecommendations
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- Not masterpieces, but enjoyable enough.
- My Cherished Memories
- 8th-Grade Syndrome Policy
- Variety Pack
- Stuffs I really really really like
Latest Release
Date | Group | Release |
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11/13/22 | Travis Translations | c164 |
11/12/22 | Travis Translations | c163 |
11/11/22 | Travis Translations | c162 |
11/10/22 | Travis Translations | c161 |
11/09/22 | Travis Translations | c160 |
11/08/22 | Travis Translations | c159 |
11/07/22 | Travis Translations | c158 |
11/04/22 | Travis Translations | c157 |
11/03/22 | Travis Translations | c156 |
11/02/22 | Travis Translations | c155 |
11/01/22 | Travis Translations | c154 |
10/31/22 | Travis Translations | c153 |
10/28/22 | Travis Translations | c152 |
10/27/22 | Travis Translations | c151 |
10/26/22 | Travis Translations | c150 |
Who is MC's dead sister? Who's the girl that's haunting and transforming MC? What exactly has happened 10 years prior? What's the god's and monster's relationship? Why's MC's classmate so sus?
Why does the cult care too much about MC's transform form? Why can't I answer a single question above although has read that far???
Japan getting isolated is a matter of course if the same thing happens in the real world. Thus, the fictional Japanese getting biased is PERFECTLY normal. None of the abandoned countries will have a positive view of the ones who have abandoned them. It will be stranger if they aren't. My point is: that the characters can get biased, but the narrator's view needs to be 100% neutral, a thing the author has kept well. I am not reading a kid story, but a dark novel that has a lot to think about, so no point to lower reality hard mode to fable mode for easier reading, thanks.
when his sister awakens her ability. Don't know why I dislike it, just because