Magical Girl: I Really Don't Want to Be Everyone's Queen

Magical girls, bearers of light and justice, love and miracles.

Deep in the city, they wander uncertainly between school and darkness.

Bonds from a past life, ill-fated ties in this one.

She came into the world naked, just as she left it. From that day on, the sixteen-year-old high schooler began picking up a magical girl every half month. Had she become a “mother” since the Beginning of Spring?

Can that pale moonlight, dancing beneath the rain, really vanish from your memories forever in the mist and rain?

Perhaps the thunderclap that day truly jolted you awake. You tasted the bloodiness of love for the first time, and from then on, you finally stopped retreating.

When a shadow streaks across the sky, she still seems to be there. Can you withstand love's fall a second time?

A weightless soul, scattered grains of earth. Do you still remember her? Her shadow is there behind her, too. Across infinite worlds, she has never been able to forget you.

That little round shield is just like the little girl she once was. Now she stands before you, having taken the blow that could have destroyed heaven and earth in your place. What name do you want to call her, after all?

She trampled one strongest opponent after another and became the strongest, reaching the pinnacle of the world, all for those piercing yet deeply cherished springs. Did she truly succeed? She pieced together a little girl's shattered faith, and a wish from nine hundred trillion years ago, to create a world of dreams.

She is both a fragile, timid, depressed, and helpless student,

and a strong, brave, struggling, and remarkable mother.

Note: The protagonist is extremely gloomy and almost toxic early on, and her growth takes time. Please don't flame me. Thank you.

(Most of the above covers the first major section.)

No System, not invincible, not a wish-fulfillment story, pure love, combat, daily life, plot-driven