
Tokyo: Living in Tokyo, Testing the Waters!
东京:人在东京,试试深浅!
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 5.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
4.4kChapters
12.1MReads
14.3kFlowers
9.7Score
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Reader comments 36
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Is the author suffering? Originally, this type of game had no pictures, I had never played the game, I couldn't bring it in, and I was robbed every day. I was both pretending and standing at the same time, saying that I didn't have the original owner's quirks, and at the same time complaining that the mission rewards were ineffective in taking candid photos.
Summary: The good-for-nothing male protagonist's career in Tokyo
This protagonist is so useless! He truly deserves to be a neon protagonist! The author is also the same
Why is the protagonist still like a loser when he can acquire such good skills?
What you wrote earlier is a bit useless, not like a cool article, and with such a system, others will not have a good impression of your book,,,, but after 10 pictures, the writing is good and can be read.
This protagonist has inherited the original spirit
How should I put it? The author's writing is actually quite strong, and the plot is very smooth, but there is a problem. It's not exciting enough, and it's even a bit frustrating. In Feilu, there has to be plot and fun. Even the fun is more important than the plot. You won't get good grades if you do this.
Author, you should remember that being wonderful is your advantage, but being short is not!
I feel like this book is written in such a mess
The author who keeps jumping between daily mistakes and daily revisions