Popularity Above All: Does Being That Pure Really Count as Being a Magical Girl?

Hot knowledge: There are already more female magical girls with pineapple buns than at the starting point

I kind of understand why the subject matter and even the writing style are good but the results are not good. The author thinks about his protagonist's identity being exposed every day. The key is that it's okay if it's exposed. It's always exposed but nothing happens in the end.

Fill it with camellia sauce, meow~ Fill it with camellia sauce, thank you, meow~

The sex change can be done with either a vest or a vest, but what is written here is neither a sex change nor a vest, and it is stuck in the middle. The highlight of the gender change is that a man transforms into a woman and then interacts as a female. The highlight of the vest climax is that the male identity is revealed and others are shocked. As a result, the vest is lifted after a while at the beginning, and the interaction from a female perspective is not possible. Yes Even the pure purity of gods and humanities is not enough. I always come up with something that I want to break the canon and almost break the canon and then take it back. Is it possible that the part about gods and people is to read this? If you think of it, then write it down. Write a special one that almost said it and took it back or something. Let's just stop playing with it.

Completely transformed into a woman? It feels impossible, otherwise why would you want to have a male body?

The plot in the first thirty or forty pictures is okay, but every few pictures in the back are crazy hints and crazy preparations for the protagonist's identity to be revealed. Originally, this kind of initialization of identity exposure is a little poisonous point. It depends on how it is exposed. If it is handled well, the partners will get to know each other and the bond will increase. It's disgusting if not handled well. It's quite outrageous that less than ten pictures here are exposed to one person, and every few pictures after that hint at a big explosion. As a magical girl, I have to reveal my identity as a male to the entire audience, and I have been talking about it all the time. We haven't even arrived at this place yet, so we are laying the groundwork to make it clear. Absolutely amazing🙂

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It doesn't feel like a magical girl. The protagonist smokes and drinks, which affects the perception. There are many magical women and aunts, and the conflict between magical nobles and commoners

Why are the magical girls that the protagonist turns into always loli and dwarf? I want to see a big sister type 😭

After reading it in one sitting, it was indeed quite good. The first book I read about this popular drama routine was the one where the villain was popular, the second was the one where the main character was called Qian Mian, and the third was this one. Except for the same line of saucy words, the combat details in this book may be a little more detailed than the other two, which is quite enjoyable. Male magical girls are also quite unique, and their fighting methods are quite distinctive compared to other magical girls in the article. Then, because the first book has a plot point that may not be popular, it is the protagonist's fake death. The author originally wrote this plot as a big climax. But it is too easy to die suddenly, and it is difficult to land smoothly after the climax. Personally, I don't really like this kind of plot because I think it's difficult for the author to write it well. If the author is confident that it will be well written, it is acceptable. From my personal point of view, I still hope that the author will not challenge himself too much, so that the novel can be put on the shelves smoothly and then landed smoothly. The climax of this book that can be seen so far (not sure which one it is, maybe in the middle? The author has not made it clear in this regard) is that the protagonist's identity as a male magical girl is revealed. This climax may be easier to write than suspended animation. I hope the author can polish it more. I have another small question. I want to ask about the article saying that magical girls can acquire powers that are different from their own original powers. Can the protagonist use magic to fight later? Personally, I feel that this overly versatile protagonist affects the entire plot. I can accept using the magic stone to complete the railgun like in the protagonist's article. Because I know that the protagonist is essentially still using his huge physical strength, but if the protagonist is now physically invincible, what props, abilities, and magic will the protagonist obtain in the future and become invincible. It feels like it will be a bad dish. (? A little personal opinion, I hope it will be of some help to the author. If the author already has ideas or outlines, I also hope that the author can write out his ideas perfectly. I hope the author will get better and better and his writing skills will improve 🔨🔨🔨