I'm Not a Magical Girl

Having only read up to the beginning of the chapter on tactical squad assembly, it's hard to imagine how I went from being a harem fan to a one-sided fan of Boss Man.

Paying for a skin to read this novel is absolutely worth it. I finished it back in 2019, but the ending of this kind of comedic novel isn't as heartbreaking as some masterpieces. However, my writing skills are simply inadequate to comment on such a masterpiece. But I still want to give it a review, after all, this is the first novel I've ever paid to finish. Every part of this novel is perfect; the characters are vividly portrayed, each with their own unique traits, and the plot is full of twists and turns (okay, I'm worried about the villains). There's not much more to say here, since all the good reviews have already been written. Hahahaha.

It would be better to change the tag from "funny" to "nonsensical." The jokes in the book weren't that funny; in fact, they were a bit awkward. I hope the author will add more descriptions of the characters' appearances in future books. When I read this book, all I could think of was the main character; I couldn't picture anyone else.

Returning to this book and seeing so many comments about tomb sweeping, I want to clarify that while it's still marked as ongoing, it's actually finished. The author said they'd add extra chapters (though they didn't), or perhaps they simply forgot. So, I hope those of you with perhaps missing eyes will read the chapters before commenting. Don't just pick up a new term and use it indiscriminately. Adapting to local customs is good, but blindly adopting the worst practices is not something a human being does, like those who frequently skip updates.

President Bai Xiaohua, since you left, the local magical girls have either leaned towards Madoka or Homelander. Come back soon and give these kids some moral education (referring to the current phenomenon of magical girls in novels).

I'd like to read "Bai Xiaohua's Female Abortion Spreader (Male)," could the author Sang be commissioned to write this?

The premise is good, but the writing is a bit weak and somewhat disorganized. However, there are some truly awful aspects that I have to point out. An official superhero filming an advertisement without any censorship? And the plot about being sexually harassed by sponsors? Seriously? And male lead, did you ever consider what would happen to Xiao An, the girl who brought you here, after you beat someone up and flew away? The male lead is so pathetic; is he a superhero or a servant to the government? Don't tell me it's a book from seven or eight years ago; some books from that era are still great to read today.

It's hard to imagine what the author's creative spirit is like (666). Each work has millions of words (with only a few exceptions).

The ending was too rushed. The fake alcohol made them seem so sophisticated at the beginning, but they were defeated in the last couple of episodes. It felt similar to the drama I watched in July, where Gojo was about to win one episode but was abruptly canceled the next.

I only learned about this book after reading lyb.