After Being Beaten by a Magical Girl, He Retired and Started to Go Ashore.

If this setting is conducive to kicking, then believe it😍😍

Can the protagonist awaken the power of the magnetic field, knock down these ignorant magical girls, and let them understand that it is not you who slept with me, but I slept with you? Let the protagonist go to the mouth of the whole world 😆😆😆

Calculating this, the male protagonist is a former first-level combatant eldest sister in a world with a male to female ratio of 1:100. She has a good personality, a good wife and mother, and is not as arrogant as other girls. She basically has no protection against men. She is so sweet.

After watching it, let me talk about my feelings. I feel like I am watching Long Aotian's Cuckold Hell, but the positions are reversed. The protagonist is the harem and the magical girl is Long Aotian. The once best flower (protagonist) in the world, in order for people to accompany him for a long time, went to find mythical beasts (friends) to ask him to help, and he was willing to pay the price, but he didn't know... As a senior, he (crow) accepted an apprentice (the one who turned into a witch), but accidentally got a hypnotic phone (many magical girls began to modify their common sense)... For details, please see 424242 He was originally a faceless hero, but because of protecting others, his equipment was defeated (the disguise was gone) and he was exposed to many villains (the witch will spread the news later). The specific situation is not tragic for the hero Please give some examples.

Holy shit, it feels so weird. The male protagonist is like a big-breasted and gentle senior sister who is silly, sweet, naturally cute, but extremely strong and reliable. Haha, it's a bit over the top.

The writing is quite good. It is a heroine-type novel. I also like the character of the protagonist. It is not like some heroines who have just traveled through time as if they were aborted and are written like female heroines, or they are very boring. There is just a little bit of foreshadowing and fighting process, and the transition is a bit stiff For example, the part about teaching the female gangster could clearly describe the battle and write a more enjoyable one, but it skipped the battle and wrote about those who fell to the ground. The fight with the white and green cat also skipped the battle plot deliberately. The pretentious plot, although I don't just want to read the pretentious plot of Xiaobai's novel, but the atmosphere is so high that you just skip it, which makes me feel a little bit stuck, just like the frustration of reading a book when the picture is about to be printed and suddenly the pictures cannot be loaded. Is it because the author is not good at writing this aspect, so he skipped it? There is also little foreshadowing for the appearance of the characters. For example, there is no description of Gabriel at the beginning, as if this person has appeared in the scene by default. I was a little confused when I watched it, and Alice also appeared suddenly. Is it because the prototype is from the anime, so there is not much description of the appearance of the plot. It is a bit uncomfortable for someone like me who has never watched the relevant anime. Overall, it is quite good, with no obvious poisonous points, but it just makes me feel like the gears are not lubricated.

After reading the introduction, it feels like the three-body man Huang Zhen exploded the gold coins of the old hero Jing Yuan.

It's strange. The author's writing style gives people the feeling of deliberately imitating Japanese comics, and it's also the kind of imitation with too much description.

I personally eliminated the biggest contradiction in this book. I could have written hundreds of pages, but it ended up being a very fast version.

When it comes to female videos, things are written backwards, and when it comes to male videos, the biggest fear is that it will suddenly turn into eunuch literature.

Are you going ashore? You are going into the sea!

The protagonist doesn't seem to have been fighting an evil organization for more than two years, he is very slow. The author repeatedly emphasizes that the protagonist has no common sense between men and women, and looks and feels like a girl without sex. (Tell me how old the protagonist was before he traveled through time)

Oh my, my, my, my, BYD really can't complain, the male protagonist has no opinions on the market, it's really a strange perspective experience

This is the Ding Zhen subjugation building. Come and scold Ding Zhen quickly.

It feels like there are only crow chefs in this world, and twisted crow chefs (sad)

I hope it's not that kind of sissy novel. It's interesting to live as a real man in the world of women. The sissy has already vomited after reading it 😰

Suddenly I want to see the male protagonist being transformed into a child by a certain witch's skill, and then being hugged tightly in her arms.

If you write like this, who can make up for the lost dog that I lack?

What did I say at that time? It's useless if I don't delete my post.

Why is there so much astringency in the back? The main character is too succubus, right?

In another time and space, the author later wrote about the hidden "extraordinary family", and then felt that natural elves were not a good thing, and hoped that the protagonist could change his alignment. In order to increase their chips, they first removed the magic seeds of a certain "magical girl" in the protagonist's camp, and then planted the "spiritual roots". To put it simply, it is two forces that are similar to each other. One is a cultivator and the other is a magical girl. The protagonist is angry, but there is no good way to deal with the transformed girl. The elves plan to work together to massacre the opponent, but the protagonist does not want to cause a large-scale conflict, which will cause casualties. There are many men in those aristocratic families, but they are extremely arrogant. After all, their status and strength are higher than those in the world. They even want to kill the protagonist and only have their offspring, that is, raise children. Only the blood of the protagonist is left, the protagonist dies, and they breed with the grown-up children. Then a family with a dying man stabs them in the back. What they need more than the protagonist's outstanding descendants is the protagonist himself. With large-scale conflicts unable to break out, the two sides can only continue to have small frictions. At the same time, international news indicates that the imbalance between men and women has become even more serious. During the truce between the two sides, the protagonist asked the elves if there was any way to give birth to a boy, and the answer he received was no. Cultivation families, on the other hand, have a way to stably produce a male, but it requires multiple births in the same generation, and the male to female ratio will still approach 1:100. The male protagonist thinks there is something wrong with this. The local forces may know something, such as why the ratio of men to women in the world became like this in the first place. The surrendered cultivator girl said that most of the answers are in the man's mind, and that as long as the protagonist becomes the "head of the family", he can know part of it. During the process of discharging it, the protagonist revealed that he had magic power. The girl in the family who surrendered was worried, but the protagonist said it was okay. After all, cheating is all you need to practice, and all interpretation rights are left to the cheat. The protagonist's physical ability to take care of everything amazes everyone. Then the girls from rival families are all "juniors", or cannon fodder. The ones who can go on stage to fight are naturally the elite. These are not even qualified to be favored by the "males" in the family. They inevitably show up during the fight with the magical girl. These "second batch of surrendered" girls hang out with the witch and ask the witch how to get the protagonist. After the protagonist made fairy puffs, time continued to move forward. Thanks to the lazy Gabriel, she finally overpowered the other side (this b has been lazy, but she became serious after realizing that the protagonist was tired of dealing with these things) The world did not initially have a terrifying ratio of 1:100, but men were indeed in the minority, and the elves had been here before. The names that emerged at that time were "witches" and "lichs". Women with enhanced power took violent possession of men. At that time, it was men who had the power of cultivation in the local area. After various bloody plots, both sides fell in love and hate and fought to death. In the end, a bunch of children with a large number of powerful bloodline talents were left behind. Most of these children were difficult to conceive and would tend to lean towards the elves (all female). In order to avoid becoming extinct, the local forces of cultivation have purified the "bloodline" in most people's bodies, allowing people to return to the ordinary. But the elves were hurt by the beating and ran away. The magic seed blood they left in people's bodies could not be removed. Under such circumstances, people basically give birth to daughters, but they are no longer "elves" after all, because the purification of local forces still has some effect. The tragedy is that the subsequent male descendants of the local forces (the debts of the most severe beatings) have almost all been mixed with the blood of elves, witches, and lichs. If you want to breed males, you can only purify them repeatedly in one generation (that is, purify the blood of a male after a certain number of births). Therefore, when the elves return in modern society, almost any girl can be turned into a magical girl by the elves. She is the fruit left behind by them, they are just here to stimulate the flowering. Gabriel doesn't know about this kind of thing. If she does, she only cares about whether the protagonist will get on a boat with him less often. The protagonist hopes that the elves will take away the magical blood from most people, but it has become very thin due to years of breeding. In other words, it is difficult, troublesome, or even impossible, because it has long been integrated with the person himself. The good news is that the protagonist can slightly bring back the probability of giving birth to a boy, because he is also from outside the world. The hostile family was beaten severely. The protagonist hopes that the two parties can reconcile. There is no benefit in continuing the fight. The elves hope to breed in this world and rule again because almost everyone here has the potential of magic seeds, and the elves world is also withering away. The protagonist realizes that after going full circle, he still has to work hard to make babies with his wives. The girl who was converted into a cultivator no longer grew up idealistically and could only cultivate, but she is here! Hair! Education! (Yes, that's right, the barren one) So she couldn't care less about her childhood. She practiced hard and often got together with the protagonist on the pretext of dual cultivation (really dual cultivation) And it was difficult for witches and elves to have babies. She was different. Without the magic seed in her body, she returned to a "normal person", but her cultivation had just started, and she became the first mother. "I told you I was an adult... Well, no, I am a mother now." (Then the author of the parallel world next door is here as a eunuch, damn it)

I saw it by chance. It's very interesting. I'm looking forward to the author's new book.

So the protagonist is Mikaela

Seeing that my book friends are so upset, I must read this book

Ah? It's finished. It's outrageous, but at least it's finished. It's awesome (ง •̀_•́)ง

There are so many types of Lanshi dwarfs

Are there any novels with a similar worldview?

What kind of novel is your next book? Plan to go and see