Her greatest problem, however, was the spirit.

One by one, they turned on the King.

The genre in China is moving beyond pure imitation of Japanese styles:

The problem with being a magical girl in China wasn’t the monsters. It was the paperwork.

And somewhere beneath Luofu Mountain, a hundred ghosts shivered.

"And you," Meihua replied, flipping her coin, "are about to learn why you don't mess with a girl who has a physics test tomorrow."

Chinese magical girl series often differ from their Japanese counterparts in subtle but significant ways:

Instead, she bit her thumb, drew a line of blood across her palm, and clapped her hands together. The air cracked. A thunder talisman manifested, glowing a furious gold.