Tokyo: Starting from Taking on Debts for My Wife
by Zhongyue. Cs
About This Novel
Suddenly traveled to the neon streets of the early 1990s, wearing only a set of pajamas... It's really miserable - tens of thousands of bankrupt people gathered on the rooftop to make dumplings. Is it understandable to borrow an identity? After all, it is difficult for a "non-existent person" to move forward in a modern city. Of course, you must first obtain the consent of the deceased's wife. What if you don't agree? It must be impossible. Not only did she eliminate the debt crisis, she also got a domineering and good man for free. Not only let her shout "yes", but also give her "good reviews" "Tokyo: Daily Information"
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Official(18)Scraped 18d ago
Good book, but I recommend reducing the number of harems
It's still not good for serious books to let the protagonist meet and fall in love with each other, because if there is no meaty drama, it will easily make people tired. There is a book like the Blackstone Code, which is also very well written, but later I felt that any of the female characters that appeared could kneel in front of the protagonist's financial resources. It objectified women so I gave up. I hope the author will dig deeper into the existing female characters instead of just increasing the number.
My brain prevents me from giving a good review
My brain doesn't allow me to accept this kind of gambit that actively creates trouble for myself and will lead to endless troubles. Compared with this gambit, I would rather pretend to have amnesia and directly become a culprit.
A brief summary of the revision of Chapter 34
Plot background: Hideaki Yamanaka said something embarrassing to Riko Yamanaka in the street. : Because the failure to explain Yamanaka Hideaki's psychological activities and behavioral motivations in time would make him appear to be "unrestrained" and "immature." "Without any regard for other people's feelings (cross this out)". It will make the reader's reading experience uncomfortable at this point. So I moved forward the reason why he did this later (a weird way to release psychological pressure. The same chapter was coded in one breath. The protagonist originally had this purpose. Because there was no timely feedback, after this chapter, I lost 200+ readings, which hurt me to death. Come back soon! Riko said it was so exciting.)
Are they all wives? I can't accept it.
This kind of setting feels very insulting to my IQ. My brain doesn't allow me to accept this kind of setting that asks for trouble to test whether others are kind. What if the woman runs away and the protagonist is left alone in debt? Wouldn't it explode?
Don't be so bad all the time. If you watch too much, you can't stand it anymore. Maybe my heart is not that hard.
I am a dog, I like to watch, come on, come on, come on, come on
The subject matter is good, but the narrative is too long-winded.
Urgent to update. Urgent to update.
The author's writing style is very delicate, his knowledge is very broad, his thinking is very thorough, and he even has a very developed economic acumen. Maybe the author is busy working on his side job? Please also update it carefully. Maybe our book circle can help you achieve a new career.
Are you okay? I was reported, or am I a eunuch?
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Official(18)Scraped 18d ago
Good book, but I recommend reducing the number of harems
It's still not good for serious books to let the protagonist meet and fall in love with each other, because if there is no meaty drama, it will easily make people tired. There is a book like the Blackstone Code, which is also very well written, but later I felt that any of the female characters that appeared could kneel in front of the protagonist's financial resources. It objectified women so I gave up. I hope the author will dig deeper into the existing female characters instead of just increasing the number.
My brain prevents me from giving a good review
My brain doesn't allow me to accept this kind of gambit that actively creates trouble for myself and will lead to endless troubles. Compared with this gambit, I would rather pretend to have amnesia and directly become a culprit.
A brief summary of the revision of Chapter 34
Plot background: Hideaki Yamanaka said something embarrassing to Riko Yamanaka in the street. : Because the failure to explain Yamanaka Hideaki's psychological activities and behavioral motivations in time would make him appear to be "unrestrained" and "immature." "Without any regard for other people's feelings (cross this out)". It will make the reader's reading experience uncomfortable at this point. So I moved forward the reason why he did this later (a weird way to release psychological pressure. The same chapter was coded in one breath. The protagonist originally had this purpose. Because there was no timely feedback, after this chapter, I lost 200+ readings, which hurt me to death. Come back soon! Riko said it was so exciting.)
Are they all wives? I can't accept it.
This kind of setting feels very insulting to my IQ. My brain doesn't allow me to accept this kind of setting that asks for trouble to test whether others are kind. What if the woman runs away and the protagonist is left alone in debt? Wouldn't it explode?
Don't be so bad all the time. If you watch too much, you can't stand it anymore. Maybe my heart is not that hard.
I am a dog, I like to watch, come on, come on, come on, come on
The subject matter is good, but the narrative is too long-winded.
Urgent to update. Urgent to update.
The author's writing style is very delicate, his knowledge is very broad, his thinking is very thorough, and he even has a very developed economic acumen. Maybe the author is busy working on his side job? Please also update it carefully. Maybe our book circle can help you achieve a new career.
Are you okay? I was reported, or am I a eunuch?
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The protagonist is truly a newbie! The first book that hopes the protagonist will be punished, highly recommended Rating: 8.5
89. This book "Tokyo: Starting from Carrying Debts for My Wife" cleverly combines time travel with real-life dilemmas. The opening chapter is about Japan after the bubble burst in the early 1990s. The protagonist is living on the streets in pajamas, surrounded by desperate scenes of bankrupts "making dumplings", and the atmosphere is full. The most arresting thing about the setting is "taking on debt for the wife" - it not only expresses the helplessness under the pressure of survival, but also naturally binds complex character relationships. The two heroines, Riko Yamanaka and Ayako Sugita, are pragmatic and gentle, and the gray clue of "borrowing identity" lays the foundation for the subsequent daily life and Shura field. The author's writing style is light novel-like and delicate, with no brainless tricks, and more of breaking out of difficult situations step by step. The book has been completed with 840,000 words, so there is little pressure to follow up. It is suitable for readers who like daily novels with a Japanese background and multiple female protagonists.
Holy shit, the heroine created by the author is so interesting, and the writing style is also good. But the male protagonist is a bit too CS, I can't stand it, ugh🙃
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