The Magical Girl Just Wants to Clock Out

At first glance, I thought it was a copy of the one called "After get off work," but it turned out to be surprisingly good. Although the plot is somewhat similar, there are still differences. This one is more enjoyable to read. It would be best if it differed from that other one, whose characters were very well-developed and whose inner thoughts were beautifully portrayed. In that case, you could make the battle scenes more spectacular.

Everything here is finished, but the little blue dwarf next door is still dusting off.

There are so many novels about magical uncles lately.

While watching, I suddenly remembered the protagonist destroying the transformation device, and then one day during a crisis, the device unexpectedly reappears, and the protagonist gets caught up in various troubles. The plot is a bit familiar. Add a dark-themed female protagonist wielding a corrupted original transformation device, and wow, isn't this Ultraman Tiga? Thank goodness for my thought process; I'm interpreting magical girls from another perspective.

Why not try a collaboration with that book about getting off work and becoming a magical girl? A brother and a dad, let's get this party started! 🐶🐶🐶

From Ai drawing

Reading both books together, the thought of Cuique and Cangyan being forced to be affectionate in front of their juniors for some reason made me laugh so hard.

The number of "male mommies" has increased dramatically lately. What's going on? There are dads who become magical girls, husbands who become magical girls but get captured by the villains and get pregnant, and now there are older brothers who become magical girls. Next time, what if we have a son, boyfriend, or grandfather who becomes a male mommie? It's so exciting!

I just don't quite understand why your book and the one next door with a daughter both start by refusing to accept the power of magical girls. The initial transformation was for the purpose of saving lives, and even if it meant becoming a girl, they would still protect and fight (like the twin-tailed warrior). This is what makes gender-swapped female heroes so admirable.

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