My Thousand Faces of Life in Tokyo

Very good, the plot is very novel, a bit similar to the setting of Lord of Thousands, I'm optimistic about it (although it's not popular now🔥)

It took me a while to finish watching it, but then I realized that not many people had watched it (sad)

The defense has been broken. The defense has been broken. The defense has been broken. The defense has been broken.

The first is Nanami. It's normal for Nanami to leave because she doesn't want to hinder Nobu's development. It's normal to feel a little nostalgic because she has regrets. Then there is Nao, a eldest lady, a eldest lady who supports the top group of Japan's economy. It's just Shin who practiced the Twenty-Nine Heavenly Sword in the back garden and then fell in love at first sight? I can understand that I haven't had much contact with boys, and then my grandma made a fool of herself and made Nao think that they were in love. Then she found a letter in the academy and went directly to find it and said, do you like me? Do I accept you? This direct and reckless tactic coupled with the subtle speeches from the Otome Club later, you tell me this is the eldest lady? And she is the eldest lady who will be used as a marriage tool in the future? There is no education or common sense about how to behave. There is also the behavior in the library, making a scene directly when knowing that the other party is also the eldest lady. I am not sure if she is out of her mind...? There are other girls who have been around for a short time, one of whom is from the dojo, and they also have more or less influence. One is the heroine from Masamune-kun's Revenge, right? Except for Nanami, everyone is a bit... And I'm not sure whether I should read this book as a single heroine or a harem. The author's last book already had this problem. Although it ends with a single heroine, it doesn't necessarily prove that it is a single heroine? I'm not sure what the main plot is? Is it about daily romance, or is it about having supernatural powers under the influence of the combat power system, or about a similar world from the previous book blocking the original world? Will the characters who have appeared before appear again in the future? The PR chapter is over, will Mikazuki and others still appear in the future? There are also some complaints about the story. I wonder if the author has watched The Day I Became a God? This book is a bit like that. The main character is uncertain. His favorable impression of Nanami faded away later and he stopped traveling. The main plot is not clear. Like the previous book, Become a God, the world line will be drawn out in the middle or late stages. Then there will not be enough space and then it will be ended hastily? Also, if it's original, it's best not to be too similar to the character settings in the anime, right? Having said so much, I still hope the author can write better. Come on!