Tokyo: Ma'am, I'm a Proper Shrine Maiden

A bit cheesy, but the plot is okay In addition, when writing about Tokyo, try to write as few topics as possible about conflicts between countries, as it is easy to be blocked, and focus more on local stories.

So far, it can be considered a perfect score. There are stickers and battles, which is a bit more fun. It's just that the protagonist has a bit of a thief tendency. However, I find it difficult to understand others in the comment section who said that the protagonist was intentional. Does the protagonist know that her husband will go to Arakawa Ward? Why does the protagonist know? Isn't this just a coincidence? As mentioned in the article, I restrained myself just because I wanted to save him, otherwise he would have been beaten to death long ago.

Very good and beautiful. At present, it seems that it should be biased towards no cp, with a little bit towards cp. There's no emotional drama, but it's not bad. It would be better if it was Mayuri. First of all, the heroine's character and behavior are so lovable. It's much better than most other metaphysical ghost-hunting protagonists, and it looks much more enjoyable. Usually the metaphysical protagonist of this kind of book finds trouble and provokes ordinary people when he encounters them. He always says that practitioners who have been practicing for thousands of years cannot harm ordinary people. I am really drunk. This heroine is really cool, she takes things seriously and doesn't get used to it at all. The heroine was offended, and the plot was so light that he was haunted by ghosts and eventually drove him crazy. What's more serious is that he just let him be tortured to death by the ghosts without caring at all. Sometimes I even take action personally. Anyway, provocation and troublemaking will not end well, which is really cool. The second thing is that if it is Lily, the other heroine should be the wife sister. The charming married woman sister and the innocent girl, hey hey. This is really my first time eating this kind of lily. It's really exciting. I hope the heroine's combat power will increase soon, but it's still too strenuous at the moment.

It's an authentic transformation story. Although it's the same light novel style, some parts are quite funny. I hope the little fox will transform soon, and if the protagonist can show off his strength more. He seems to be invincible, but sometimes he has a hard time fighting. I feel that there is a high probability, and it may be single, but if you marry me, I will definitely put you in Salle 🙂

Third-class fairy grass, no fan, purely original, time travel, becoming a hundred, day light, slaying demons, involving part of the other side, Cthulhu, traveling through Japan but red. The characters in the worldview are all original (it's a pity that there are no fics with the same worldview, such as Miko), the characters are reasonable, the plot is reasonable, the worldview construction is interesting, and the author's writing is sophisticated. It seems that the plot does not have any surprises at present, and there are even red plots such as bombing the God's toilet. Although the book travels through the book, it still has a red heart. The only problem is that the subject matter is extremely unflattering. Very few people like original Niku novels, and most of those who like Niku novels read fan fiction. Coupled with the change of Baibai, the audience has been narrowed and a large number of readers have been screened out. Then to Cthulhu Exorcism, the red exciting plot has even fewer viewers. However, I personally still like this kind of subject matter. Good luck, author!!

A good-looking novel with a good pace and a very Japanese style. The protagonist is full of divinity in the eyes of others, which is constantly exciting. But what the author writes best is his detailed descriptions of wives. It's obvious that he really loves wives 🤭

The writing style is quite comfortable so far. Although the plot design in some places is more deliberate (such as the kendo club and the interaction between the neighbor and his wife when the gentleman turns into a half-ghost), it is for the sake of plot service, which is understandable. There is also the character of the protagonist. My personal feeling is that the protagonist has not set a "nail" in this world. In other words, the protagonist is good to others out of simple moral concepts and in response to the kindness of others. Before the big ghost fell, he didn't really care about anyone. I guess he will be more concerned about it in the future.

The writing is pretty good, but there are some places where it looks fragmented, and it should be a dark room. As for the part where the husband is possessed by a ghost, what the protagonist and his wife did are completely gone. I can give a subtle reminder without having to write details, so that people can at least have a direction. Also, what aspects of the husband were mentioned in the original price? No, I can also write a little about how the daughter came to be. Because I mentioned that the husband is not good, I have to figure out that the wife is still a young girl and the daughter is adopted. Anyway, I really hope that the wife is still clean. I persisted in reading almost 60 chapters out of curiosity, but there is still no explanation and I can't stand it anymore. 🤦

The content is non-toxic, and the character image is very successful. It has daily life, a bit of spiritual removal, and a bit of Japanese youth, but not entirely. Overall, it is still very good. The important thing is that the protagonist blew up the God's toilet, and I approved it [Note]

I found this book among a bunch of transformation articles on Tomato, and I think it's pretty good. I saw it recommended many times on the homepage, and I was put off by the name, so I just clicked on it a few days ago. The protagonist's character and behavior are to my liking, and he is not a cute and weak-minded character that has become so popular nowadays. The author also has some knowledge and accumulation, occasionally makes jokes, and is identified as a boring and fun person, so he is on the radio. The proportion of battles and daily posts is pretty good. At present, the protagonist is the most outstanding character, and the supporting characters are more like vase-handling tools. The pseudo-invincible flow is easy and enjoyable to read, revenge does not take overnight, and there is no frustration, pressure, or anger like the routine upgrade to the slap-in-the-face flow.