I’m a Monster, but I Cross-Dress to Infiltrate the Magical Girls

Has the author ever dressed as a woman? Wear a little skirt and become a magical girl, it's a no-brainer!

Hello everyone, I am an ice fish and love to eat ice. The signing of this book is actually very unexpected. I never thought that I would sign it. I am a sophomore in college, and I did not tell my roommates about writing a book. After all, if too many people know about it, I will easily get into trouble. Because the class time is very tight, and sometimes I secretly use my mobile phone to code in the dormitory, or like now, I go to an empty classroom and code quietly in a corner, so there may be mistakes. I am happy to have you correct me. Strictly speaking, this book is my first work, so I will not let it be eunuch no matter what. Even if the data is not good, I will finish the story. The audience can rest assured. Stop talking and continue typing.

I don't know if there are any plots where the medicine has too many effects and cannot be changed. This kind of change is the most urgent.

As mentioned, the plot has officially entered a straight line. The first volume is the campus chapter. The heroine will also meet you soon. If you have any needs and suggestions from the audience, please feel free to ask and we can make corresponding adjustments~

There are many exciting fighting scenes, but it is difficult to write good fight scenes in magical girl novels, even harder than Western fantasy fight scenes. The main plot is a bit weak, and the protagonist has no clear goal or career line.

Are there any love lines? How many heroines are there?

The previous content has been basically modified. Please feel free to eat it. If you have any requests, you can also ask me. I will try my best to modify it. Thank you readers for your support.

In recent chapters, I have written more about Fang Yu than the male protagonist.

As mentioned, I will optimize the content of the first thirty chapters and add some things. The adjustment will be completed in one week at the latest and in three days at the earliest.

After only reading the beginning, I felt that the medicine the protagonist took was not for other people, but for himself. If the drug can be mass-produced, there is no need to lurk. Since a man can change into a woman, why can't the transformed weirdo be regarded as an ordinary girl. Moreover, the effect only affects others. Invisibility and transformation in the eyes of others are two different concepts. (Although it is not impossible in the magical world.) Overall, the protagonist is more like a magical girl who was raised as a weirdo. (I'm curious how the author justifies his explanation)