Retired Magical Girl, Pretending to Be a Wife While Caring for Her Daughter

With each new magical girl book I read, my murderous intent towards Arc Salt increases.

After reading the first few chapters, I had a very bizarre feeling. The family should have been happy, but the wife died because of her profession as a magical girl. The male protagonist decides to impersonate his wife for his daughter's sake, even faking a divorce to achieve his goal. I don't quite understand this thought process, and usually, this kind of setup will be revealed later.

The supporting characters weren't as memorable as the "After-get off work Demon," but the author's creation of this split-personality magician uncle has surpassed the "After-get off work Demon's" blue dwarf. With a limited cast and less-than-stellar supporting character development, the protagonist's unique abilities and split personality create a top-tier level of distortion.

Recently, there has been a sudden surge in stories about middle-aged office workers transforming into magical girls. Does anyone have any ideas about this trend?

As long as the meal replacement is similar enough, it can be eaten as a regular meal.

In fact, the reason for the interruption is because the magical girl is busy with her career, right? The reason for the update from Laoyan is because of the shift system to protect the world. I cried to death. To magical girls

We will support you as the new Arc Salt, as long as you give the order.

Does every magical girl story ultimately end with a discontinued series? Has this become a curse?

What kind of person would not tell their child about their mother's great and courageous sacrifice, but instead raise the child by talking about the parent who caused more emotional harm suddenly making a mistake and divorcing them without any further contact? Turning the child into someone who has been abandoned? That's utterly absurd. No wonder it's free; this strange and awkward setup doesn't attract any viewers and only discourages them from watching.

The magical girl arcade game has a loop system where updates are released in cycles; it updates on one platform, but then disappears here. Sigh.