In his previous life, an overworked office drone worked himself to death. When he opened his eyes, he was reborn in a parallel-world Tokyo, Japan, as a 17-year-old high school student named Kiriya Kazuma. His parents had died young, leaving him to live with his grandparents, and he made up his mind: refuse the rat race, enjoy life, and lie flat all the way to old age!
Although he had the golden finger of a “Proficiency System,” he stubbornly stuck to the bare minimum: five minutes of punching practice a day, with the rest of his skills left to chance. All he wanted was to quietly be a handsome background figure by the classroom window, savor his grandmother’s lunch, and enjoy the breeze on the rooftop.
But the gears of fate were already turning. A cheerful, sunny classmate, a cool and distant kendo beauty, a proud and assertive heiress... One after another, beautiful girls who should have had nothing to do with him barged into the laid-back routine he had so carefully planned, thanks to one mishap after another.
Kiriya Kazuma’s dream of being a couch potato was about to go up in smoke. “I really just want to lie flat! Can you all stop pestering me?” That was the helpless cry in his heart once again today.
It's an interesting light novel, and it's a great experience to read as a time-killer. The author's writing style is like Mr. Yumori's from "Too Many Bad Dog Heroines" - a gentle and gentle book praising youth, but the tsundere character of the girl in it may make some people feel a little awkward. The male protagonist of the novel is Ayanokouji Kiyotaka, a mysterious male protagonist who can easily attract the curiosity of girls, and he is also a martial artist (laughs), and it seems that there should be more than one girl. However, this novel actually reads as a very ordinary daily life, so in fact the four I think the star is the real standard of this novel, but after all, it is only chapter 53. I think I can give the author some encouragement, so I gave it five stars. I also want to give some advice. In this kind of youth campus theme, especially in the neon background, it is best not to discuss the national sentiments that everyone understands. I don't think it is wrong that the author has written some related things, but in a campus youth novel, I personally feel that most readers don't really want to see the various um, how should I say, ideas between countries? In short, it is easy for readers to feel some so-called hostility. Of course, this is just my personal idea, and don't be swayed by my and other people's ideas. In my opinion, a good story has uniqueness and a sense of substitution. In short, I hope that the author's writing will become better and better, and the number of readers will increase (*^ω^*)
Brother Xian Chong feels that he is pretending to be ordinary.
Classic Japanese style, the male protagonist has a soft character, but for some reason he always feels a bit twisted.
Why can I write two chapters even if I play LOL? O. O
I think it's okay. Maybe I ate too much fish and meat. I'd like something light.
It's a very relaxing, everyday book. It's interesting to read when you calm down.
Yes, the tsundere heroine is so cute
It's okay, it's pretty bland, but why would I catch a cold if there's a proficiency system, and there's no skills like physical fitness?
Very good, why is the rating so low?
It doesn't look good. I suddenly went to play football. The emotional line is too stiff and I can only be average.
It's an interesting light novel, and it's a great experience to read as a time-killer. The author's writing style is like Mr. Yumori's from "Too Many Bad Dog Heroines" - a gentle and gentle book praising youth, but the tsundere character of the girl in it may make some people feel a little awkward. The male protagonist of the novel is Ayanokouji Kiyotaka, a mysterious male protagonist who can easily attract the curiosity of girls, and he is also a martial artist (laughs), and it seems that there should be more than one girl. However, this novel actually reads as a very ordinary daily life, so in fact the four I think the star is the real standard of this novel, but after all, it is only chapter 53. I think I can give the author some encouragement, so I gave it five stars. I also want to give some advice. In this kind of youth campus theme, especially in the neon background, it is best not to discuss the national sentiments that everyone understands. I don't think it is wrong that the author has written some related things, but in a campus youth novel, I personally feel that most readers don't really want to see the various um, how should I say, ideas between countries? In short, it is easy for readers to feel some so-called hostility. Of course, this is just my personal idea, and don't be swayed by my and other people's ideas. In my opinion, a good story has uniqueness and a sense of substitution. In short, I hope that the author's writing will become better and better, and the number of readers will increase (*^ω^*)
Brother Xian Chong feels that he is pretending to be ordinary.
Classic Japanese style, the male protagonist has a soft character, but for some reason he always feels a bit twisted.
Why can I write two chapters even if I play LOL? O. O
I think it's okay. Maybe I ate too much fish and meat. I'd like something light.
It's a very relaxing, everyday book. It's interesting to read when you calm down.
Yes, the tsundere heroine is so cute
It's okay, it's pretty bland, but why would I catch a cold if there's a proficiency system, and there's no skills like physical fitness?
Very good, why is the rating so low? It doesn't look good. I suddenly went to play football. The emotional line is too stiff and I can only be average.
Score at least 8 points or above