During an attack on the Demon God's fortress, the magical girls representing justice, led by top-tier magical girl Luo An, finally defeated and captured the evil, terrifying evil god.
In a tightly sealed basement, Luo An looked at the red-haired woman bound in chains and covered in wounds. Certain that victory was already hers, she wore a haughty expression.
But she never expected that, just before dying, the evil god would unleash its last bit of strength and launch a final counterattack. Luo An, who had been a boy, was forced to experience the treatment usually reserved for a defeated magical girl. She even became pregnant with the evil god's child...
And what drove Luo An to despair even more was that after becoming pregnant, her original body changed into that of a real girl so it could bear the child. On top of that, whenever she transformed into a magical girl, she lost control and turned into a witch!
Faced with the new evil god soon to arrive and her former comrades, helpless Luo An turned to the culprit...
"Stop sleeping! Get up and take responsibility!"
After waking, the evil god saw the wife and daughter who had suddenly appeared and fell into deep thought.
"How about we have another baby?"
Author, I often feel like the plot is contradicting itself, with each episode having a different premise. Although it's quite enjoyable to watch without thinking too much.
This book is expected to resume updates in January. I'm currently still dealing with elbowing my schoolmates. Also, I'll be starting a lighthearted, yuri-themed harem novel for the New Year, trying to challenge my limits. [Sfem:20:719]
The author's choice of theme is quite similar to popular yuri novels from a few years ago; everyone was drawn in by the slice-of-life scenes at the beginning. I feel that focusing too much on battles isn't the strength of light yuri novels. Developing character personalities, daily life, and the sweet moments should be the main focus. If you send the title to Doubao now, they'll focus on how the Demon King learns to be a better person. I really like this theme and this book. I think the starting point is a bit off; it could be more positive.
I'm so angry!!! Why write about a witch?! Then who is the main character anyway?! It was completely unnecessary to write it this way, but they insisted on doing it! Where's your pure love story?! I'm about to explode with anger!!! 😡😡😡
This is really outrageous. I guess I should just write a book review.
So where is the magical girls' vigilance? The book mentions the appearance of new evil gods, the countless monsters they've fought, and the numerous battles they've endured. Haven't they ever experienced the desperate counterattack of prey? No wonder their companions keep getting captured. It's absurd that they could even reach the evil god's stronghold. And our protagonist? Just because he's stubborn, he goes to interrogate people alone. I was thinking that since he's so aloof, he probably doesn't have any friends. Because if he did have friends, why didn't anyone try to advise him? And it seems no other magical girls secretly followed him. Why do I say no? Because when the protagonist was being forced...
The question about witches is, what exactly is a witch? Is it a new soul born from corruption? Or a new personality that has split off? Or simply a state resulting from being branded with the Demon King's mental imprint, a manifestation of suppressed desires being expressed? If it's a combination of a mental imprint and repressed desires, then it's easy to solve. The witch herself is part of the protagonist's psychological struggle. If it's a split personality, then integrating them will require a lot of effort.
What kind of logic is this protagonist using? He gets raped, marries the perpetrator, and even has their child. This logic feels even more illogical than some hentai novel plots.
Chapter 30 is banned, I'll fix it later, meow [sfem:22:764]
That's not the author; that's just a child, only a few years old! I like yuri (lesbian) stories, and this feels like I've stepped on a landmine, but I don't know which one.
Has the author abandoned the book?