Would a Boy Magical Girl Meet Pretty Cure?

Volume 1 features an incompetent protagonist, a dim-witted organization, and a brilliant mechanical deus ex machina. Towards the end, the protagonist's ego inflates to the point where even the deus exmachina becomes useless, and he ends up self-destructing. Volumes 2 and 3 are decent. However, in Volume 4, if you're going to revise the antagonist, at least introduce a new villain, a "Observer," who prevents the protagonist from saving the world. This leads to the world's impending destruction. If the villain hadn't held the protagonist back, the world wouldn't have been destroyed. The villain shows no remorse and makes sarcastic remarks. The protagonist and the villain are supposed to be punished after the world's destruction, but they're just there to feed the audience with garbage. They're pure animals. Volume 5 is more than half devoid of the protagonist.

The biggest problem is this Bai Zhitao. Generally speaking, this kind of character should either be marginalized or come to their senses, but you insist on describing her in detail, and such an important character of yours can be forcibly taken away.

Wow, I just checked the time a little, and it's already 1.63 Million words in less than a year! 99% Of signed books don't have this kind of efficiency. It's a shame it's not signed.

I wasn't really interested in reading it at first, but when I saw that the whole book was free, I knew that even if it wasn't good, it would stay on my bookshelf forever.

The organization the protagonist joined is really awful. Can Shennong give us a spoiler: does the protagonist turn against the organization later on?

500 For killing high-level monsters? This is truly an insurmountable debt of gratitude for the organization's food and lodging; I'll have to repay it by serving them like a slave for eternity.

I want to see the ultimate humiliation of that scoundrel of a company president, watching him flirt with Hua in front of him!

I want to see the dog president die soon.

I also like the Supreme Angel~ but looking at the comments on the first volume... Um... I skipped it. Let's start with the music section.

The first volume felt a bit too long (even though the author tried his best to compress it), and the continuous plot progression in the later volumes caused some aesthetic fatigue. Now I know why so many authors describe their protagonists' backgrounds as riddles; if they wrote everything, it would look like this. Anyway, it's already the second volume. Although I only heard of Hikari when I was little, Japanese children's TV shows are quite interesting, but I'm too lazy to watch them. This book is a good way to catch up. #(Laughing and crying)#(laughing and crying)