Transferring to Tokyo: Starting by Rejecting a Beautiful Girl’s Confession

When I saw Chapter 181, this introduction was very deceptive. It was a standard urban emotional novel with a template introduction of a cynical protagonist. It is the kind of poorly written subject that you can glance at without even clicking in. Why did I click in? Because I'm a bitch (laughs:-D), the slow-paced emotional interpretation and the confused little male protagonist's spiritual growth hit my sweet spot. However, compared to the more outstanding male protagonist's growth, the depiction of the female characters is a bit unsatisfactory. If I rate it out of ten: Sasana is a little crybaby with a score of 3. She is a character with more writing but not much growth. Her submissive personality may inspire some people's desire for protection, but it is not attractive as a partner. After all, in reality, neither boys nor girls are likely to like a dog-licker. Sasana still needs to grow up. Sister Qin with 10 points, good old lady, if you are hungry, please give me food o(o･`з･´o)ﾉ!!! 5 Points for Miss Sakuraba and the maid. They were originally thought to be classic characters with a big story, but in the end they didn't have much of a role at all. The eldest daughter is still playing ball and the maid is still earning the difference. I feel like they need to be strengthened. 1 Cent spike, who are you? It's a bit like a pure tool person. In the early stage, he leads the way to identify the character, and in the middle stage, he quarrels. In the later stage, there is no foreshadowing and confession to forcefully promote the male protagonist's growth and give you some sympathy. 10 Points, handsome brother, good brother, do you mind having a sex change? 6 Points: Sister Kui, a character whose positioning is not clear, is wandering among the protagonists, and is a mediocre character who can evolve in any way in the subsequent plot. 4 Points Moe and Lihua, you know the ones who play in bands and join idol groups, but they are not gods. These two characters are imprisoned by the classic image. The standard tsundere appearance business idol and the standard family conflict idol, and the classic pretend boyfriend. The future of girls is very dark. Is this the darkness of idols? 7 Points for Ellie. Although this child is stupid, he is not smart either. Please pay more attention to the little fools around you. 0 Points Li Yue, I am the teahouse owner, this is pure green tea. 2 Points for Mengzi, a girl who bravely pursues love is really a bonus, if you are not a delinquent little girl. 10 Points Xuena sister, I don't remember anything, I just remember it big (˵¯͒¯͒˵) 5 points Momi, madam, your idea is very dangerous. You are worthy of the calmness of the older generation of artists. Generally speaking, if you can accept the slow pace of the male protagonist Neptune's transformation, you can watch it. If you can't accept the character distortion, it is not recommended.

It's so good, the author must keep going! ! ! ! ! . I really like Ruinai! To be honest, when I first saw the male protagonist giving a bad lesson and then Reina confessing, I thought it was a traditional Japanese story where the male protagonist pretends to be cool and saves the girl. But it seems that this is not the case at all. The article uses a lot of confessions to describe a protagonist with low self-esteem, and the current main line is to eliminate this low self-esteem. To be honest, I can't think of any other way at the moment except for Ruinai to confess to the protagonist and then slowly change her, or if something unexpected happens. Also, I don't know if it was intentional by the author. Most people in Japan are called by their last name first, and only when they have a particularly good relationship are they called by their first name. But in the book, they are almost always called by their first name. And I have no idea why Moe suddenly fell in love with the protagonist (maybe I missed it?) Finally, I hope the author can stick to it. This book is really nice. I hope it will be a real harem in the end. It would be better if we can create a group and write extras 🥰🥰

Don't die, I already have one dead on my bookshelf. Light novels are better than western fantasy and no one has read them yet.

I watched it in one go. There were indeed problems with the plot in the early stages. The interaction with Rui Nai was too much and the plot was pushed forward too much. However, the awkward Mo Yi in the back was still very interesting. Come on, keep up and keep updating. Don't interrupt. The plot is very slow, but it is still interesting. It's been a long time since I've been given such an addictive book to read. I hope all the girls have a happy ending. I hope Mo Yi can be sure of her own thoughts. It seems that they are all destined to receive it. I hope every girl can have enough plots with Mo Yi. I hope their characters don't collapse. There are also many settings that are very good. In this type of novel, the mentality of the protagonist is developed to be logical and self-consistent. The problem is that in the early stage, no one knows how to apply patches only in the middle and later stages. However, there are many patches and they are very reasonable, so it is said to be logical and self-consistent. I stayed up late to read it and my mind was not very clear, the text was a bit confusing (

It's pretty good. The plot isn't too brainless, and the protagonist doesn't deliberately pretend to be a pig or eat a tiger. The rhythm is well controlled. I really like the extra point of view about the psychological changes of non-characters.

To be honest, the writing is very good, and the three views are also very correct. It writes about the twisted feeling of Chinese education. But can the author give an accurate answer? How was this updated? Why did the update stop for so long? @Winter will eventually pass

Brothers, I read Chapter 60 and reported on this: It's good to read. This novel is neither a Japanese light novel nor a domestic G-harem, but a combination of the two. The male protagonist brings Chinese thoughts and then attacks the Japanese-style party struggle light novel. It is very novel and very interesting. You can see the awkwardness between the two parties caused by the impact, and you can also see the struggle between multiple female protagonists. It is very good. I've finished reading it, it's really good, but after reading so many chapters, it gives people an overly realistic feeling. After all, it's a novel, and I really like Reina, so I feel that the male protagonist's behavior towards him is very distorted. It's not that he is hanging on Reina, but the behavior that the male protagonist uses to prevent Reina from liking him is quite uncomfortable.

It's really beautiful. I just don't know why there are so few people.

It's great, I like it very much. There are only a few heroines that I can fall in love with 😄

Maybe everyone has different tastes, but I think this book is still worth reading.