They Were Supposed to Be Magical Girls, So Why Have They All Become Yanderes?

The heroine's morbid love for the hero is depicted very deeply, and the image of the sickly and affectionate girl who needs to be rescued is also endearing. The gentle interaction between the male and female protagonists, the cruel transformation into witches and internal and external battles, the sadness of the reversal of abilities... The author's emotional descriptions of the female protagonists are quite attractive, ranging from warm love to sadness and injury. The male protagonist is very subjective, neither stupid nor shrinking, and can express his feelings as straightforwardly as the female protagonist. Love is not a wooden type of protagonist. The heroine beats the ground and cries and is quite delicious () Readers who like to save sick and heavy girls should not miss it~ Please support the new book Fragile~ Looking forward to more exciting rescues and acquisitions in the future, the darkened magical girl who makes people fall in love must rescue her and give her love😋

It's very beautiful. Why is there no one there?🤔

Hmm... It's a very good start again. I still think this kind of yandere writing is the most delicious starting from scratch. It's almost boring when it's full.

There are a lot of people looking at yandere in love. As long as the heroine's IQ is not lowered, the data should not be too bad... Probably. The main reason is that magical girl novels with purely male protagonists from the starting point have always had poor data, but I hope to see one that can break through the 3,000 mark.

Will you persevere? I've cut out many of the yandere books I've read.

The means of plot advancement are still too immature and basically rely on the great hand of God.

Since the author has a picture of the female protagonist, let's also create a picture of the male protagonist, so that readers like us can have a better sense of involvement and experience. I hope to have more pictures to show in the future.