In Tokyo, Surrounded by Demons

The topic was novel, and the content was good, but there was a mention of purchasing a demon contract, and then there was a long period of no contact and no ability to upgrade. It's a hodgepodge of too many anime and lacks any original or interesting content.

Overall, it's very good. The only question is the romance; I wonder if there's a female lead. I think if there isn't, then there shouldn't be any ambiguous scenes. Right now, two women like the male lead, and he's even living with one of them. In short, I still hope there will be a female lead.

It's definitely possible. If you can tolerate the chuunibyou (adolescent delusions of grandeur) style of Japanese anime and the plot isn't too bad, the author must read a lot of Japanese anime regularly.

So far, I haven't found any major flaws. The story and world-building are typical of high-fighting Tokyo MMORPGs. Its strengths lie in the unexpectedly well-developed characters and battle scenes. Whether it's the delinquent students or the minor characters who only appear briefly in the game, each one is vividly portrayed! I can hardly believe this is a work serialized on Tomato!

The Japanese manga style, the use of power and authority, and the concept of demons are a huge plus for this novel. It's probably still quite niche on Taobao. The protagonist isn't your typical hot-blooded shonen from a Japanese manga; his ruthless and taciturn personality is particularly appealing to me. I love this book, and I wish the author continued success! 💕

The author followed me for 16 years before writing the protagonist.

I haven't finished reading it, but it seems pretty good. Although the author hasn't explicitly stated it, it feels like the author intends to follow a multi-female lead route. There are already several girls who have good relationships with the protagonist, and two of them—one confessing to the protagonist and the other living with him—are already involved.

The world-building and male protagonist character are quite good, and the initial game sequences are also well-designed. A worthwhile original novel; a gem among Tomato's best reads. The battles are well-written, the only minor flaw being the romance and character development; there aren't any particularly memorable female characters yet.

Wow, that was so cool and awesome! The battles were exhilarating! It's similar to the Chainsaw Man concept, but the power-up system was carefully considered. The only problem is that the protagonist's powers are way too overpowered, but that doesn't detract from how enjoyable it is to watch.

We found this novel amidst a ton of anime influences 🤭