Chapters
140 total- 1 Chapter 1: First Return
- 2 Chapter 2: Treacherous Demon
- 3 Chapter 3: She passed... I’m happy.
- 4 Chapter 4: Ruined deeds done for the sake of my sister
- 5 Chapter 5: Whether Monsters, Demons, or even God
- 6 Chapter 6: Fear
- 7 Chapter 7: Progress
- 8 Chapter 8: Beautiful School...
- 9 Chapter 9: Test
- 10 Chapter 10: Likely Outcome and Problematic Groups
- 11 Chapter 11: A Genius
- 12 Chapter 12: Clumsy Again
- 13 Chapter 13: Demon Name
- 14 Chapter 14: In the Bathroom
- 15 Chapter 15: Nightmare
- 16 Chapter 16: Little Revenge
- 17 Chapter 17: Psychologist
- 18 Chapter 18: The only one who can touch me is my sister.
- 19 Chapter 19: It’s disgusting and repugnant.
- 20 Chapter 20: Misuki’s View
- 21 Chapter 21: New Student
- 22 Chapter 22: Setsuna is cold… or maybe she just doesn’t know how to express herself.
- 23 Chapter 23: Ayane’s friend.
- 24 Chapter 24: Your wickedness is delicious.
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Setsuna Shū is a magical girl with temporal magic that allows her to go back to the past whenever she performs a certain action. She works as a magical girl, hunting monsters and helping people… or at least, that’s what she lets everyone believe. In truth, she made a contract with a demon so she could return to the past and rewrite the future.
Her real reason for turning back time is to save her “sister.” As a child, she had no parents, relatives, or friends. When she was finally adopted, her sister became her entire world — and for her sake, Setsuna wouldn’t hesitate to sacrifice the world itself. She gave up her original gender, her past “existence,” and even parts of her freedom in a demonic contract, all for the sake of saving her sister and taking revenge on the monsters that hurt her.
But… is that really all there is to it? Or is Setsuna, in the end, partially responsible for everything that happened?
Her real reason for turning back time is to save her “sister.” As a child, she had no parents, relatives, or friends. When she was finally adopted, her sister became her entire world — and for her sake, Setsuna wouldn’t hesitate to sacrifice the world itself. She gave up her original gender, her past “existence,” and even parts of her freedom in a demonic contract, all for the sake of saving her sister and taking revenge on the monsters that hurt her.
But… is that really all there is to it? Or is Setsuna, in the end, partially responsible for everything that happened?