Tokyo, Tokyo, Tokyo: A Tokyo High Schooler
东京，东京，东京东京高中生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 19d ago
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The beginning was alright, but it developed a strong "bad girl" vibe later on. Chizuru's scenes with Fuyumi and Yuki were used by her brother, and the scenes of her picking up trash, being bullied by neighborhood thugs, and eating barbecue were all reminiscent of Yoko's storyline. The more I watched, the more familiar it felt.
This character setup feels familiar, kind of like that unfinished book from a long time ago called "My Girlfriend is a Villainess" 🤔 Maybe there will be some quirky rich girl or something later on, otherwise it won't have the same feel 😏
This is a super enjoyable slice-of-life light novel. It's the first time I've seen this genre. The pacing is excellent, and there aren't any major flaws. However, I personally think there's a problem with the male lead's charm stat. I remember when he was only around 60 charm points, he went to ask for directions with his friend, and the girls at school blushed upon first seeing him—that's a bit…
Ah, this is truly a masterpiece! It's so beautiful, possessing a unique aesthetic. It completely smoothed out all the wrinkles in my brain. It's so satisfying! The plot is exceptionally well-designed, not at all cumbersome. It's comparable to "Out of the Box." Anyone who wants to be the eighth son should come and see it. 🙂
There's a reason it got 6.8 🤦. Overall, the plot was alright, and the premise of the characters not speaking Japanese was quite novel. However, the character development was a bit weak, like Chizuru, who was a little toxic. The transitions between scenes also need some work 🤦
The high score is designed for Japanese light novels; even if the protagonist doesn't speak Japanese, buying a translator shouldn't be a problem, right? Knowing the author is trying to slow down the pace, but most people know they can't understand what they're saying, they can at least use a translation app on their phone, or learn it in their spare time. It's really impossible to learn just a few words a day by following a system.
I haven't read much, but I'm a big fan of Haidilao's books. I've read Haidilao's "The Villainess" many times. The character framework and plot development have a lot of elements from "The Villainess," and the design of other characters is also largely based on similar themes. If you're looking for something to read, you might want to check it out.
It's good. It's a light novel, so as long as it's enjoyable to read, that's fine. Isn't there going to be a national karate tournament later on? I hope there will be more of Chizuru's storyline. By the way, author, did you study in Japan? I've just started learning Japanese on my own. The Japanese syllabary (hiragana and katakana) isn't difficult, but I keep getting them mixed up. Do you have any good learning methods?
Everything else is fine, but I don't understand the purpose of the character Moka's existence.
Did the author read the manga "My Girlfriend is a Villainess"? 🍉 It's so familiar! 😘😘😘