Tokyo + multiple heroines + slice of life + not purely a romance + strong male lead + no dating in high school
In 1990s Tokyo, after the collapse of the bubble economy, countless overlooked souls hide beneath the city's glittering surface.
Liu Yao, a young Chinese man who transmigrated from the modern era, only wanted to keep a low profile in Japan, make some money, and finish his studies. Instead, he unexpectedly became entangled in the fates of a group of “troubled girls.”
A girl raised in an orphanage, her gaze cold and her hopes for the world extinguished;
A top student bullied for years, shutting herself away and hiding her talent, afraid to look the world in the eye;
A delinquent girl who has given up on life, roaming the streets and fleeing her pain through alcohol and wild nights;
Once a genius idol, now fallen from grace, wandering the nighttime alleys in search of warmth;
A discipline committee member? A young lady from a prestigious family? An underground idol?
Tokyo's nights are not just for humans.
Monsters, spirits, and legendary otherworldly races are also struggling to survive in this era.
In a deserted shrine, a fox spirit who has lost her faith sleeps, waiting for the voice that will awaken her.
In a corner of a bar, a woman with skin as white as snow parts her red lips and softly murmurs a tale from a long-forgotten age.
In a nighttime alley, a girl appears from the shadows, her gaze icy as if she is sizing up her “prey.”
In an ancient Japanese-style room, an elegant woman in a kimono sits poised. Her fingers lightly twist a paper fan, slowly folding it shut. Her smile conceals a bewitching allure that is not of this world.
“Tokyo's nights are never short on stories.”
“And I am the protagonist of this one.”
Is the head of the kendo club just a stranger?