At first, the sense of disobedience was a bit heavy. From the names of the characters to the furniture of the houses, they were all in European and American style, but the protagonist spoke in Japanese as soon as he opened his mouth.
After seeing half of it, I roughly guessed the ending, and it seems that I found the shadows of Harry Potter, Balala Little Devil and Gourd Baby in this story...
The story itself may only be worth three stars, but I don't know why I saw the heroine at the end saying "we don't need magic" and "let's go home together", combined with various chemical experiments in the magic school, robots, and the male villain's scientist identity, Suddenly I thought it was a fable. The so-called "magic" is like "science" in the real world, and the strongest magic pursued by the villain is like the ambition of many scientists. Finally, I saw that the story with the subtitles was originally written by an American (British?) Chinese, which confirmed my idea.
Personal understanding is not necessarily correct, but the meaning of this makes me think it is worth giving four stars.
Maybe because of the AI debate this week?
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