Tokyo: the Defeated Male Protagonist Cannot Surrender

It's very beautiful, I like it very much. For describing the heroine's skin, I personally recommend using wheat color. Black is really easy to distract from the scene [laughing and crying]

It's just that the fact that my sister is fake is too delayed.

After reading it, I can only say that the ending is a bit regretful. Although many characters and plots are borrowed, there are still many plots that the author has thought about, which is still a bit regretful. I really want to see the specific details of the part where the protagonist sends Hasegawa back to reality.

It's pretty good, but is the sister a figment of the hero's imagination?

I want to know if this is a single heroine or multiple heroines

It's a pretty good daily article, it would be better if it were updated ten times a day [laughter]

It's very beautiful and sweet. The author must keep it up [love] [love] [love]

The protagonist is thoughtful and gentle. So far, there are no surprises. It's quite interesting.

The writing is very good, the writing style is delicate, the characters seem to come alive on the page, and there are many foreshadowings and details. Come on

The Nikkei novel I followed not long ago was finished, and now I have another one, which is really good.

Saw Chapter 6

Alas, I opened a chapter or two at the beginning of the finished book, and found that there were too many heroines and The Lost Dog, and the plots were very similar, so I just skipped to the back. After reading this, I think I have a general understanding of the story. It's a tragedy. The story is not too bad, and the ending is not too good. The male protagonist sacrificed himself for the lives of two people. If the ending could be better, the score could be higher. Overall, I read about 10 books. The style and writing style are quite good.

Still very beautiful

I cried when I saw it, you figure it out

It would be very good to maintain this level

Can you stop just digging holes without filling them?

Do you have any recommendations for similar books where the protagonist fantasizes about having a relative or something? I felt so uncomfortable reading this book, and I desperately needed a happy ending to warm my soul.

It's really good looking, but it didn't make me cry yet.

It looks good and gives me a feeling of returning to my youthful love.

It's very well written, but why don't you feel like no one is reading it? It feels like a Japanese light novel. It's in my strike zone. Come on, author.