[Female-Dominated Society? Sissy Men!]
In a parallel world where gender roles and attitudes have been completely reversed, Tang Li still can't accept the idea of men wearing skirts.
Powerful monsters known as “Evil Hollows” wreak havoc in the city, and magic is the key to defeating them.
What can be done when these terrifying Evil Hollows attack humanity?
Magical girls? NO! NO! NO! NO! NO! NO!!!!!!
Obviously, we should rely on beautiful, cute, and charming magical boys or magical hunks?!
But there are older women cuddling up to him on the train, female fans secretly snapping photos, someone stealthily sucking on his water bottle at school, a stalkerish pervert lurking near his home, and people cosplaying as him...
On top of fighting the Evil Hollows, there's one headache after another.
So being a magical boy is no easy job at all.
[A plot-driven work focused on a rich, compelling story. No characters suddenly get stupid, and no angst, so read with confidence.]
People are here to see "Reversal" and "Magic Boy", not to see Zhao Xiong Yan and capturing the four-star magic boy. How many chapters of transitional plot have been written?
That's perfectly normal. Why isn't it a magical boy in swaddling clothes, a monster with a sword, tentacles, a skirt, mechanical parts, wallpaper, a highly skilled outsider, a deer, a body modifier, and then directly corrupted? Then the villain's base is destroyed, and the protagonist is finally freed, but his body is left with indelible aftereffects, including a craving for sex. In the end, they return and forcibly enter the protagonist's life.
I thought it was a lighthearted, moe story, but it turns out it's plot-driven. And it's one of the few stories in the Pineapple Bun collection with a solid and logical plot. Also, could the author please hurry up and trigger the male lead's defeat CG?
I really hope the main character gets a defeat CG, please! Also, the updates are too slow; I hope for more frequent updates.
The world-building is too extensive, but the story of the magical boy is too brief, and the plot of the four-star magical boy series has been dragged on for too long.
Chaos~Moon Princess gifted the author a "Little Loli Heart" item worth 100,000 Fire Coins.
Great! I'll support it with my monthly pass!
As expected of the author of "The Prisoner's Dilemma," reading this book is like reading "The Inch-Stopping Challenge."
It made me want to sleep. The plot and the concept of moral reversal had nothing to do with it; it just seemed like a magical girl novel where all the men and women had their genders swapped.
Great! I'll support it with my monthly pass!