Brutal, Mad MiSide: It All Started When I Transformed into a Beautiful Girl

When I read other Mita novels, I always feel that something is missing. After reading this book, I know that this is it. This is what I want to read. Rather than thinking about how to defeat Crazy Mita, chasing Crazy Mita is more interesting.

It's simple, biased, and the writing is excellent. There are very few descriptions of women's clothing and female bodies, and zero descriptions of female abduction. Mita's humanistic writing is pretty good, but it's a pity that it's discontinued. It's worth reading.

Flying bricks vigorously, the main focus is on building strength in the early stage. I feel that the author has never played it before. Many things should be solved with code instead of strength, but overall it is still good.

Hina on the cover, yay!

It's okay, not bad. I strongly recommend posting more posts.