Forced to Become the Public Enemy of Magical Girls!

Let's have Shennong

Lao Meng went to the temple to draw a fortune stick and got an unlucky one. The Taoist priest said, "You picked it crookedly, that's bad luck!" (Laughs)

The latest chapter directly sculpted a character based on Luluka's prototype, right?

This is so awesome! It's so awesome! Unlike other books that drag on and on, this one explodes when it's supposed to! (Haha) Also, "Prison Dream" isn't a section (50 cents a post, remember to delete the parentheses).

The most interesting magical girl novel I've ever read

Do you know why some people like lolis? Liking lolis is not a symbol of pedophilia, but a sacred product born from the harmony of pure love and beauty with physiological instincts. Human evolution will eventually discard this transitional form of sex, and lolis represent the final form of human evolution; embracing lolis is embracing the future of humanity. Love and beauty cannot be born from nothing, so allowing this aspect of evolution to merge with it is a more forward-thinking and insightful choice. Peerophilia and liking lolis are not incompatible, but interconnected, giving us more to say on this interconnectedness. Through evolution, the connection between lolis and symbolism may enhance human renal function. However, this cannot be reflected in the discarded old physical form, so we choose pure love and beauty, hoping to gain a newer vessel through it. You must know that no human being grew up without a loli mother's embrace; we cannot forget our roots, we must shoulder our social responsibilities, and pedophilia is one of the most powerful and astonishing manifestations of this responsibility. Transitional forms are not omnipotent; love and beauty tell us to move towards tomorrow, and we gain more things we like through this. So, liking lolis is perfectly acceptable.

Can you get Ruby?

Absolutely delicious 😋

It feels strange; the book's pace is both slow and fast. The main storyline is slow; it feels like only a few days have passed since I wrote all this, and not much has happened or been fought. Pre-battle preparations and post-battle debriefings seem to be nonexistent. While these things aren't important, their absence feels like something's missing. The romance is fast-paced and doesn't drag on, but it's also too straightforward. Like the previous stories, they get together without going through much together, and the chaotic situation seems to be resolved without much trouble being addressed. This combination of fast and slow approaches ultimately results in a very chaotic overall feel. It's like the main storyline hasn't progressed, but you've still acquired girls and increased your strength. Conversely, it feels like nothing really happened at all; all you remember is the daily grind of the prison dream.

The author should probably tone down the intensity of the "iDream" theme; if the harem isn't treated equally, the reading experience becomes somewhat poor.