[Magical Girl]
I, Lu Chen, look like a disheveled analyst in a coffee-stained shirt, but in secret, I'm Lu Ning, the strongest magical girl who stood her ground against the Demon Lord four years ago!
My coworkers think I slack off, my little sister calls me useless, and only my boss and girlfriend, Su Qingyuan, smiles suggestively and says, “Turning back tonight? I'll top up your star formation with a buff.”
Then a mid-sized rift erupts, and a junior gets pummeled by shadow monsters. I grip the starlight wand in my pocket and transform into a magical girl: fluffy white hair, a Lolita dress, and a ruby wand erupting with holy light. I blast the monster to bits. “All done.” I brush the dust off my skirt and turn to find my little sister gazing at me with sparkling eyes. “My idol! Can I have your autograph?”
“All done.” I brush the dust off my skirt and turn to find my little sister gazing at me with sparkling eyes. “My idol! Can I have your autograph?”
No one knows that a retired legend's daily life means pretending to be useless while fiercely protecting those close to them. As for my sister discovering that her idol is actually her own big brother? That's a story for later. (I won't turn into a girl permanently.)
(After getting ghosted too many times, I got the itch to write this myself.) (AI really is useful (=^･ω･^=))
Finally, there is a male magical girl novel that does not change the female gender. There is no serious point, it is indeed daily life, very interesting. The character and emotions of the protagonist are well portrayed. On this basis, it is really commendable to make the supporting characters flesh and blood. The subsequent plot is also very interesting. Although some plots are slightly repetitive, overall it is still very interesting. Come on! Maybe the expression is ambiguous? Isn't she completely transformed into a woman? Chapter 53, the god-man protagonist, I really can't stand it, he is no longer human.
The writing is excellent. It is not a pure transformation story. The protagonist only gains the ability to transform into a magical girl. It is not a permanent transformation. It is a pseudo-transformation story. The world view is perfectly created and the battle scenes are full of descriptions. It is indeed very good, but it is a pity that it is not my cup~ Blessed are the male protagonist and his girlfriend~ Hahaha!
To be honest, magical girls and generals are not suitable to be paired together, but others are okay, right? Anyway, it's not too bad. Some things are not suitable to be put together. For me, I try not to put them together. But back to the question, it is still inappropriate. The general and the magical girl are really not suitable to be put together. Important words must be repeated. Everything else is fine. Anyway, this thing is quite satisfactory, so it's not too bad.