In a Parallel World, I'm Somehow a Magical Girl?

So the protagonist has three sisters: one is himself from another world who looks like a sister, one is his sister from that other world, and one is his sister from this world. All three look the same, but only the sister from this world is Xiao Lei, right? 😏

Today marks the one-month anniversary of this book, so I'd like to share some general thoughts on its direction. Firstly, regarding the question of whether it should have multiple or single female leads: This book was actually inspired by my previous, poorly written novel, with some settings directly borrowed from it.

Seemingly a cold, aloof figure turning into a yandere, it's actually a mutual redemption story. But isn't it possible that after the male and female leads get together, the two younger sisters end up together? [Got it] Just kidding. I've read up to chapter 42, and the female lead seems more inclined towards Yue and her younger sister in this life.

The initial setup was a bit complex and confusing at first, but after understanding the general premise, it became quite enjoyable. The male and female leads' experiences were further developed in separate chapters later on, which I found quite good. The characters' backstories were well-documented, gradually shaping their personalities. I hope the author continues to write well! ❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍

It's very good, a great watch. The elements of immortal emperor, magical girl, parallel world, self, rebirth, and carrying the burden of the world are well integrated and mutually save each other.

The author has many good ideas and clearly wants to try a new approach. Overall, it's acceptable, but it also has many problems. For example, it's too chaotic. Parallel worlds, reincarnation, and chuunibyou (delusional) elements show the author wants to write a grand narrative while also including lighthearted everyday moments, but it's too rushed. The character development isn't detailed enough.

My expectations aren't high; just surviving is enough, and it would be even better if I could continue writing at this level.

The author writes so well, they should be put in a dark room and whipped! I need to squeeze in more reading material in my limited time! 😳💕

So far, I feel it's okay. Personally, I hope the female lead is another version of herself and her sister so that neither of them has any regrets. But in the end, it depends on the author's intentions. (I've read many stories about reverse marriage and some about multiple female leads, though they are few. So, I personally wouldn't be too bothered if there were a sister.

Speaking of which, could the female lead's feelings for the male lead actually come from her merged sister? [What?]