I Create Extraordinary Things in Another World

If you like perverts, you can watch it. A muscular man looks like a magical girl. Personally, I feel disgusted when I see this. If you like it, you can take a look

So, is the magical girl here the setting of Madoka? Or is it a Gaiden setting?

The core setting is very innovative, the overall world view is complete, and the logic is self-consistent. The characters are three-dimensional, the protagonist acts logically, and there is no brainless operation.

It's pretty good, adventurous and funny.

What does the author want to do? Physics macho and magical girls are a group, and teenage girls and magical girls are also a group. The protagonist's brother counts as one, and the protagonist counts as half, a total of 1.5 Macho men, and the others must be women. Do you want to take advantage of both sides? Is it possible that these two groups are in conflict... It's better to write about your youthful magical girl. If you're not awkward enough, cool enough, social enough, or full of life, it's better not to control the macho. If it's just a gimmick, it will make some readers who like to watch girls feel disgusted, and make me, who wants to watch macho, feel cheated.

Let me explain to readers who have read the novel, the magical girl is just an introduction, there is no daily life such as falling in love, the muscular man turning into a magical girl is a plot, it is more about creating extraordinary things (there is no content of cultivating immortality through magical girls).

The setting is okay, but the sudden appearance of a few settings is a bit noisy, such as the virtual reality xxx that only appeared in the fourth chapter, and the reason for time travel that was explained later in the second magical girl~ The author did not give any foreshadowing at all.

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