An unknown number of years after humanity's extinction, a young man wakes up in the ruins and wanders through the world of a new civilization with only fragmented memories. Then he discovers...
“Whoa, why are there so many catgirls? And furries too? Hey, what the hell? Where have I ended up? Is this even still China?”
Before he can even decide whether these people count as human, he spots rainbow-colored magical girls flying across the sky, a gigantic light giant in the distance, and several weird uncles on motorcycles suddenly transforming into Kamen Riders.
At that point, there's no need to think about it anymore, especially when the System's voice rings out in his mind.
“Form your very own team of magical girls!”
Who?
Me?
“Welp, guess I have no choice. Looks like I'm destined to be an ally of justice.”
“Collect negative energy. Progress: 0/114514”
“...”
“Ha ha ha ha! Magical girls who call yourselves champions of justice! You're all completely unqualified!!” (His mental state may be a little too wonderful.)
(No harem, but there is character growth. The System plays only a minor role in moving the plot along, and the male lead develops gradually. If you like a story that shifts from technology to the mysterious, come on in. Who doesn't like catgirls, angel girls, and demon girls? Ha ha ha, into my pocket you all go!)
(Of course, there's no harem. Any resemblance is purely coincidental.)
Hehehe, let me give myself a self-evaluation. I will work hard!
There weren't many highlights; after looking through 40 chapters, apart from the magical girl gravity, it was a bit bland. The author seems to be a beginner, so I'll give it four stars.
It is an ideal story of reaping what you sow.