After transmigrating to Tokyo, Kimura Akimi only wants to live a quiet life.
But there are just too many wicked women in Tokyo.
A university lecturer who tricks her students.
A mean female boss who exploits her employees.
An arrogant delinquent girl.
An unreasonable but gentle married woman.
A beautiful lawyer who twists the facts.
Kimura Akimi looks at the dazzling array of cards in the System Shop, including but not limited to: Truth or Dare, hypnosis, purification...
I was going to treat you like ordinary people, but I never expected...
[Ding! You drew an Attack Speed Card. Your attack speed increases by 300% for three minutes.]
[Ding! You drew a Strength Card. Your strength increases by 300% for three minutes.]
[Would you like to enchant a card?]
Kimura Akimi: "What do I need an Attack Speed Card for? Give me a Truth or Dare card!"
Also known as: "I've Transmigrated to Tokyo, Who Needs to Act Human?" and "I've Transmigrated to Tokyo, Who Needs a Proper Romance?"
I've read Chapter 18, don't be misled by the title. The story happened when the protagonist was brought to court for insult by a girl after drinking. Faced with the sky-high compensation, the protagonist was unable to pay back, but at this time the protagonist's teacher paid for him and rented the protagonist a house at a low price? Is it out of good intentions or for other purposes? Who are the people in the dark? What is their connection with this case? Let's see how the protagonist finds his true desire step by step and takes revenge on them.
It's very interesting. I wonder if the cases can be handled separately. A bunch of things are put together. It feels a little frustrating to read. In summary, I think it's pretty good. Come on.