My Everyday Life in Tokyo

Fast forward to the resurgence of old habits, returning to the old path, and then another twist with a single female lead.

It's well-written, but Hedgehog Cat's traffic is getting lower and lower. You might as well write light novels on the other side of the internet.

Compared to supernatural elements like Baki and jutsu, the combat power and everyday life feel somewhat disconnected. It would be better to join Yosuga no Sora, Listen to My Father, Your Name, 5 Centimeters Per Second, White Album, or Detective Conan.

This book is surprisingly good.

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I started reading this book because of you, author, but I still feel that Baki and the school setting are too disconnected, especially what the protagonist said today. The logic is completely different from what's in Baki. Having read your books for so many years, I feel this part is poorly handled. I don't know whether I should say this or not.

Tianlan has released another book! #(Laughs)

The first book I subscribed to in its entirety was "My Tokyo Story" by Hedgehog Cat. I was only in the second year of junior high school then, and in the blink of an eye, I'm already a junior in college. I was so engrossed in it back then that it really gave me a stomachache. I read it several times and will continue to support the author with new books.

Gkd# (Seal)

Is this still a single female lead novel?