Tokyo: is This Really a Love Guide?

Stopping at Chapter 39, the male protagonist has low intelligence. He said that he will no longer be his boyfriend soon, and then he is kept for a month. The system hints are so obvious, and he is still stupid. He also gets an attribute point to feel good about himself and increase physical strength. Not to mention how difficult it is to improve attributes such as intelligence and charm. Let's just say that your physical strength is only 6 points, and the rest. It's all 8 points. Doesn't the male protagonist even have common sense and doesn't know how to maximize the benefits? Even if you want to improve your physical strength, can't you improve your 6 points of physical strength by yourself first? Can't you add it later when it's difficult to improve it by exercising on your own? What's more, you are afraid of dying, so can't you save it and wait until you are in danger? God-defying stuff

They are all good, but the author doesn't know what to add or not to add. He insists on writing about Kato, which looks disgusting. Can the plot of Kato be ended as soon as possible and one star be deducted from Kato?

Great support, the author will do better

It's really against the heavens. As expected, the people who play with Kato are also against the heavens. In Chapter 89, Kato's best friend is also a heaven-defying thing. One star left.

It is said that this is a harem novel, but no one sleeps. Every chapter contains all kinds of side-effects and disgusting things, that is, the woman does not sleep and pretends to be a gentleman. The most incredible thing is that the author writes the protagonist at the beginning as a person who has a previous life. In this life, except for the poor family conditions, everything else is very good. The description It writes about how many people like the main character on campus, how many girlfriends are willing to have sex with the main character as part-time boyfriends, and all kinds of bragging about the main character. After reading hundreds of chapters, the female characters are much better (what the heck), but the main character is still a virgin. The author has taken turns to look at these three things, and I have no interest in reading anymore. The first thirty chapters are okay, but the rest are just the same routine.

To be honest, Tachibana was the only one who kept me going. I wanted to give up when I saw Kato was mentally ill. I can accept being a bit yandere, but to be honest, I really can't accept mental illness. I have seen mental patients in real life, so I can't like this heroine.

Does the author have a group? I would like to know if the author has any encrypted content.

Very good, pretty, fairly relevant, humorous, highly recommended.

Let me join the book club, I am a friend

It's a good read for the senses. There's nothing too bad about it. I can only say that it should be updated soon. It's not enough to read.