The Magical Girl Is Looking After Kids Again Today

Happy Mid-Autumn Festival!!!

So many novels before this one didn't focus on married life with children, but this one starts right from that point. It's obvious that Qiuqian wasn't married before, but now she is.

Although it tastes delicious, upon closer reflection, the female protagonist seems quite pitiful. To this day, she doesn't own a single thing, and after becoming like this, she has even lost what used to belong to her. Hopefully, the brother-in-law will take the initiative and at least leave the female lead with a romantic experience where she isn't bothered by her sister's identity. But it seems that being trapped in the identity of the older sister is also part of the deliciousness.

It's clearly a relic of the old "Swing Girl" genre, disguised as a magical girl story, and still written in that same old "gradual marriage" style. The older sister is gone after the second chapter, and the brother-in-law, child, and younger brother-in-law (or sister-in-law) are forcibly crammed under the same roof by fate. At first glance, it seems like a bizarre ethical dilemma of "human depravity or moral distortion," but at its core, it's still the relationship restructuring that "Swing Girl" excels at—from "I'm just helping out" to "It seems like I also have a place in this family." Its appeal isn't the magical girl's fighting prowess, but rather how childcare, widowhood, the sense of substitution, responsibility, and ambiguity gradually push the protagonist towards the center of the family. Beneath the absurd premise lies a soft, everyday pure love story—morally questionable but not vulgar, abstract...

It's very sweet, the suspense is also good, and the emotional storyline is just right. But none of that matters; all I can see from the author's rich experience in raising children is in the text. Perhaps the author is a 30-year-old divorced mother with a child.

Every time I read this book, I hallucinate about my own child; they look so much like him, so mischievous! [Sfem:21:745]

Two updates today, I'm out of ideas.

I've finished reading and using it. The author is a very nice person. It's affordable and effective, and not many people have used it.

I hope this book can be longer. The short stories about the swing always have one flaw: the pace is too fast, which makes them feel a bit strange.

It's the end of the month! Taking a day off, just one update today! It should be finished next month. Thanks for your support!