A Male High School Student Becomes a Magical Girl

I read Chapter 30, and the more I read, the less I want to read it. The style is like the Japanese light novels he said. The writing is not very good, and the emotions are written randomly. I can't figure out where Qin and the vampire girl's affection for the male protagonist come from. In Chapter 30, before seeing the realm of cultivation, the protagonist would swing a baseball bat around. This is not a magical girl. When an opponent is hit with a big move, his brains will be knocked out and a resurrection armor will be dropped. A ninja can barely fight a few moves. I installed three resurrection armors. Whoever kills the protagonist will always be stronger than him. That teammate Hayakawa was so trashy that he might as well be dead, because if Qin had a crush on the protagonist, she would bombard him with serious missiles just to kill him. Qin was trapped on the opposite side. She stood still and watched the male protagonist being killed. She didn't feel anything at all. She also thought about taking the opportunity to attack the male protagonist in a sneak attack. This man would die early. The male protagonist's behavior has no logic, and he is led along the whole process. I began to think that the world was too ordinary and that I would really have to face a battle later, but I was afraid that I would not fight anymore. The male protagonist's strength has not improved at all in Chapter 30.

Japanese style, but it smells like stitched corpses 🙂 It feels like everything has been copied without polishing, and the plot is a bit forced

I don't know what to say, it's so chaotic back there