I Just Became an Evil God, and My Childhood Friend Became a Magical Girl

It's entertaining, a perfect blend of mischief and pranks. The first monster is a mosquito, plunging the entire city into a mosquito frenzy and leading to the development of devices to attract and repel mosquitoes, randomly causing trouble for people. The second monster is a termite, rebuilding the entire city.

Even though you're covered in mosquito bites and your home has been eaten away by termites, you're still alive! If you were any other weirdos, you'd be dead by now. 😏

This is a really good book. It has two main storylines. One is about an evil god causing destruction, but not true destruction; it's the kind of destruction with a conscience. The second storyline is about training magical girls. It feels like the rating was suppressed. This score is a bit too low.

Wow! There's even a defeat CG. Keep it up, big brother who wrote about the Imperial Uncle! 💕💕💕

Personally, I think the plot of this book is well-written, and the characters are well-developed. Some people say the chapter about mosquitoes was poorly written. While it's true that so many mosquitoes could feel like they were trying to kill someone, the author didn't mention any casualties, so what's there to complain about?

It's very interesting! The protagonist is both a hero and a villain, both on the side of justice and building a villainous organization. This concept is very interesting and clear. The main character is also a great actor, which is also very entertaining. It's so good! However, there's one drawback.

A very engaging book, full of fun. Although there are quite a few issues regarding the counting and magnitude of emotional energy, the rest is quite good. I hope this book can reach a million words.

A good book, very entertaining. Also, the Magical Girl Fan Club is the most respectful organization I've ever seen for magical girls. The last person who truly respected magical girls was the great Maple Syrup Lord! 😏

If we disregard harmony, and want to take things a little crooked, we could even deliberately lead the University of Tokyo to lose the billiards match, bring the revenge faction to the stage, and then watch the flames rise, burn across the Asia-Pacific region, and incidentally reap a huge harvest of negative emotions.

A top-tier, lighthearted read, this is a very enjoyable and entertaining story. The protagonist designs monsters with bizarre abilities behind the scenes, tormenting them for fun and teasing magical girls. Although he's the villain, he doesn't kill indiscriminately. The plot is funny and peaceful, with no angst, making it a family-friendly story. The relationships between the multiple female leads are handled directly and decisively, and the male lead is responsible and doesn't drag things out.