Magical Girl Gunslinger is a nebulous-near-future urban fantasy piece with the theme it says on the tin. It is very well written, though the MC's motr hinted around than explicitly stated personal issues may bother those with sensitive dispositions. For my own part, a medicine adjacent background made me drop out of the narrative in a particular scene because it should have been vastly more visceral and forey, but that's the kind of problem most people would say isn't, I expect. MC just makes me want to give her a good book and a plate of comfott food (and a nice chair with the back to a wall near an easy exit) before sitting quietly across the room with my own, because that would be far less stressful than the briefest of hugs or head pats and wow do I ever know that feeling.
250k words in 36 chapters, of which the last is the beginning of a new arc might be better left unread to leave off on a "complete book." Sadly, updates seem to come at a minimum of two or three moths apart, with the gap from the previous chapter having been ten.
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250k words in 36 chapters, of which the last is the beginning of a new arc might be better left unread to leave off on a "complete book." Sadly, updates seem to come at a minimum of two or three moths apart, with the gap from the previous chapter having been ten.
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Bring a hanky or two.
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‎noli esse culus
‎noli esse culus