He is Viktor Milonov, a pilot in the Far Eastern Republic and a man in his forties.
She is Haiyan, one of the top five magical girls in Saintburg and once considered the leading candidate to become its next queen.
Viktor thought their paths would never cross again, until someone stabbed his daughter, who was also a magical girl.
So, for the sake of everything he held dear, Viktor took up his old profession again. Facing power-hungry colleagues, utterly evil aliens, treacherous spies, and students who just wanted to cuddle, he transformed into... a mecha girl?
"Suka blyat! Did something weird just get added in there?"
In short, this is a story of an old man and a group of girls, filled with love and justice.
It's not bad. It's more fresh than the traditional TS magical girl. The description of the robot girl's battle is very refreshing. There is no bitter and grudged widower plot, and the interaction between the husband and wife and the magical girl is very heartwarming to read. In just a few chapters, the image of a middle-aged TS magical girl with a happy family and well-motivated children is created. There are still some parts of hiding her identity, but the conversation and description with her daughter are intertwined with hiding each other's identities. It is very comfortable to read. The image of an old father who cares and supports his children comes to mind vividly in the book. Although the world is in turmoil, the author's descriptions of whether it is the Holy Castle seeking power on the earth or the Martian forces with ulterior motives or the natural environment changed by the radiation war are all unfolded step by step in the author's description. I hope you won't stop updating. Write your own fantasy of a magical girl and machine girl. The background is vast and broad. You can write a lot. Come on.
It's really good. It doesn't blindly follow the trend. It writes its own characteristics in the book about TS magical girls. The rhythm is also very tight. I thought Tomato couldn't produce such a masterpiece, but I don't know why it didn't update it.
What I have seen so far seems to be the incident in Chapter 38 where I saved the protagonist and his wife. The main reason for rating is to see how long I have watched it. The subjective evaluation is quite interesting, but I read too many H novels, which makes me feel a little disgusted by such dark content. But for now, it doesn't seem to be a dark one. After all, it is a novel with a very big picture. There will definitely be some betrayal plot. Understandable. But I really can't imagine what kind of plot performances the Gray Bird will perform in the future. Scared, yet curious
I feel like there are too many narrative words, and it's a bit boring to read too much. But I'm really angry about the protagonist's subsequent identity. I feel like it's going to take both sides? Still looking forward to it