I Transmigrated into Tokyo Ghoul and Struggle to Survive in Tokyo

The writing was all quite good, but then they started poisoning people in the Gourmet section. When Kaneki was in danger, instead of consulting with the Antiques people, he cleverly took Hidehisa, an ordinary person, and even called the CCG to inform them. Regardless of whether there was a mole or not, with so many investigators, how could a rookie like him dare to do that?

Give me high output, I want you to be high output! If you're not high output, I'll help you be high output and send you some local specialties. This book isn't dragging on, and the romance is exactly how I envisioned it—everything unfolds naturally. (I've never been in a relationship, but I feel this pacing is fantastic.) The character development is also very good, with no major flaws. Overall, it's great and deserves five stars.

Yes, but I must say that the CCG doesn't possess heavy weapons like tanks. This is a tactic employed by the Washuu family to maintain balance between ghouls and humans, and also to conceal their true nature. Therefore, the CCG doesn't have a large arsenal of heavy weapons.

To be honest, this book is quite good among ghouls. I was looking for something to read and this book felt refreshing. It's definitely worth reading. It's not mindless, just pure enjoyment from beginning to end; it has its ups and downs. Of course, I also felt anxious when the protagonist couldn't quickly retaliate, but as you keep reading, you'll find twists and turns.

So far, I really like the pacing. Some might say the characters aren't perfect, too weak, and keep going even when they're clearly outmatched. But that's precisely the charm of the characters; they may have minor flaws. If the protagonist were someone who only went into battle when they could perfectly control the battlefield and had a 100% chance of winning, it would just be pure…

So far, the author has written well, with a lighthearted style that subtly conveys the irreconcilable conflict between the protagonist, a human caught between ghouls and white pigeons. The characters' personalities haven't deviated too drastically and are generally consistent with the original work. The protagonist's lack of an overpowered, all-powerful start adds to the watchability, although the arm-turning-sword scene reminds me of Kha'Zix's evolution 🤦

I clicked in because of the Ghoul IP, but I didn't expect it to be so well-written. The main character is interesting, and the author does a good job of portraying the personalities of each character without them being out of character.

Five stars to avoid being overlooked. The advantage is that it's a rare fanfic featuring Touka as the heroine. In terms of plot, the protagonist doesn't know much about the original work, but saves Hinami's mother, and her relationship with Tokachi progresses a bit too quickly. Otherwise, it's fine.

It's quite good, respects the original work, and isn't too cliché. The plot alone makes it worth following; personally, I found it very enjoyable to read. (However, 6.8 Seems a bit too low; this book is worthy of a 9.)

To be honest, I've read a lot of books, and this one is currently updated to over 150 chapters. I think it's not bad, and it's reasonably intelligent. To me, there are basically no flaws. As for the credibility of my review, you can look at my reading time, which is nearly 10,000 hours.