Transformed into a Magical Girl? But I'm Clearly a Boy!

This book is quite well written, both in terms of logic and plot. The plot is no longer the same old-fashioned plot of a magical girl senior teaching her sister about concealing her identity, nor is it the kind that conceals her male identity. For me, this plot is finally freed from the very similar novels in the past. It is not too interesting to have a male high school student transform into a magical girl. I am aware of the identity gap between men and women. I think this book is really well written and has a good style. It does not read with all kinds of luxurious and fancy words. I feel that the words are concise and concise. It is easy to read and not so fast-paced. It feels like it can be read for a long time with less than forty chapters. I really hope that the author can keep updating and maintain the current status. After reading another person's long review, this is indeed a problem. The plot development seems a bit monotonous, and there are already magical girls. Many people who come here for this theme should also come here for the benefits of girls, but now the author has worked hard to update, and now it is updated three times a day, which is still quite good.

A brief review: She is an academic-level magical girl who has a guide for teaching and training. Except for the protagonist who is in a hurry at the beginning, he is relatively calm and calm later on. The protagonist's talent is the key to becoming a magical girl, but in addition to the magical power at the beginning, the high-level BOSS that keeps appearing later and every story make me feel the urgency of something big happening. I always feel that there is an author's whip lashing forward, nervous and busy. I feel like I could intersperse some relaxing plots to relax the readers' nerves. However, the improvement of the protagonist's combat power in this atmosphere is vague. I read 50+ chapters and there is still no combat power assessment and no skill introduction. This makes me always vague about the combat power. I always feel that the fighting is very empty, like a dance on a layer of gauze. It is exciting but unclear.

It's good to read. I just want to read this kind of magical girl novel.

Zhujiao encountered a monster in an accident, met a magical girl by chance, and felt the undercurrents hidden in the world. In order to protect himself and his sister's safety, he resolutely embarked on the road of magical girls.

Okay, but chapters 1 to 8 are weird. It should be said that from the protagonist experiencing extraordinary events to the contract, it is strange.

Come on, ask politely without CP/single, dating a woman/man, single love partner, multiple love partners, harem

The quality is high and the author writes well.

The author writes very delicately, I think it is very good

Good looking It's not the same thing, it has its own soul and it has great potential.

The gifted magical girl can see the guiding elves