Defeated Magical Girls Won't Turn into Dark Princesses

Is it alive? [Sfem:15:621]

This novel leans towards slice-of-life, with the content matching the title by about 30%. There's no "Serene" or "TouTou" here, the relationship between the two main characters is really terrible, and Ira's personality is incredibly stubborn for a girl. The supporting characters are sometimes really frustrating. Also, generally, gender-swap novels without some eroticism are really mediocre. If you insist on reading it as a slice-of-life story, that's fine. And pure love? Forget it. Do you know what pure love means? It's one-on-one. The protagonist, Ira, protects Monet, Monet wants to find her brother (Ira), and Leila wants to have her cake and eat it too. My god, what a weird love triangle! The book's title...

Volume 1, Chapter 50. The pacing feels so slow! There are still some foreshadowing elements, and the main plot is only just beginning to emerge. Only Ye Yun Chu, one of the three little ones, has evolved; the personalities and relationships of the others remain largely unchanged from the beginning of Volume 1. (The theme is the protagonist being brainwashed by the villainous boss into doing naughty things, then awakening his memories and oscillating between humiliation and chastity—truly a classic.) Besides the heartwarming slice-of-life scenes, there's more philosophical discussion. Ye Yun Chu's evolution and the protagonist's confusion are more prominent than typical slice-of-life scenes, but they're not yet deeply explored. Personally, I feel the character development is a bit weak; currently, the three little ones are still somewhat one-dimensional...

Is it alive? As if it were alive! [Sfem:25:834]

Ha... Ha, my beloved master! (Heart eyes) How beautiful, how profound, my love is boundless! How beautiful, how expansive, my love is like this! How beautiful, how graceful, how swift, how gentle, how perilous yet easy to traverse, my love can compare! How beautiful, thinking without conforming, complaining without speaking, the legacy of Zhou virtue, my love surpasses it! How perfect! Straight without clinging, curved without yielding, returning without pressing, far without carrying, moving without managing, returning without being weary, grieving without being sorrowful, joyful without being extravagant, using without being insatiable, expansive without being boastful, giving without being wasteful, taking without being greedy, dwelling without being stingy, moving without being swayed, the four seas are in harmony, the eight directions are at peace, moderation is in order, and order is maintained, this is the common ground of true love! Xianxianzi, step on me!! (Thump...)

Rise again, my love!

Guess if it's resurrection or a zombie resurrection?

Didn't this book previously feature real people? Why aren't they anymore?

What's the status of this book's data? Will it ever end?

This is a very classic formulaic story. I say this without any guilt; in fact, this is the basic plot-driven logic common to similar genres. It's quite sweet, and those who aren't tired of similar stories should definitely check it out. The first volume, as the beginning, doesn't have anything particularly special, just some everyday scenes, haha. Some parts are quite funny, especially the inner thoughts of Xiao Yiyi, which I think are excellent—that deserves praise! Looking forward to the sequels! Let me talk about the setting, since the word count is still too low. Magical girls are the main setting, but I don't think this is purely magical girl. Putting aside the fact that the setting itself is very versatile, the magical girls here only change...