Tokyo: I'll Change Their Endings

Reading the synopsis, I thought it was the kind of line that would nip problems in the bud and help the heroine avoid a bad ending. But after reading the incident of the first heroine, it seems not to be the case. The future predicted at the beginning of the novel finally happened, but the protagonist came to the rescue at the critical moment. There is always a feeling that everything the protagonist did before was in vain, and what was supposed to happen still happened, but in the end the protagonist came to the rescue. If the subsequent female protagonist is still the same as the male protagonist, no matter what she does, the bad ending will still happen, and then the protagonist comes on the stage to rewrite the bad ending. It is better to just let the protagonist do nothing and wait for the bad ending to come to the rescue. The author explained that this will not happen again in the future, which is good.

It's great, the writing is great, the plot is great, and the characters are great. It is really difficult to find a male protagonist that you are satisfied with. He is so chivalrous and not pretentious and stiff. I really can't help but want to shout loudly: Cuckoo quack!!!

I know new books are updated slowly, but what does it mean that there are no book reviews? Forgot later. It's a pity that I finished reading it before I started school. Sweet potatoes are really short (wry smile) It seems pretty good so far, and I can look forward to getting my hands on it

It's okay. In terms of characters, they are all typical Japanese heroines, but most of the characterizations are still at a labeling level. There is no concentrated plot to express well. As for the male protagonist, he is a righteous Asasi character, but his charm is not reflected very well in the plot. Generally speaking, the plot is more deliberate in portraying the character, which feels a bit futile, and there are also some inexplicable aspects in the logic of his behavior. The issues mentioned by many people in the comment area about Sayuki Mizuhara are basically taken out of context. She has been stimulated by similar things before, so she just has a shadow about handsome boys approaching girls. It is neither boxing nor actually done anything to affect the male protagonist, nor has she been holding on to this. Are they all labeled like this? Not bad. Although there are no outstanding advantages, it still makes people watch it. In the end, I feel that the author must have watched "Love Travel", and there are traces of it everywhere.

Let me give myself a five-star rating first~~ Secondly, to answer some questions about boxing, it is best for them to read the book instead of skipping, or it is best to have read the book. Anyone who takes a quick look at the heroine's family background won't say that the heroine is a xxn or something like that… Anyway, if I can find any plot about boxing, I lose. Next comes the positioning of this book! In this new book, I plan to write a story about "promise". Because of the existence of the system, Asano Yun actively intervenes in the lives of the heroines and makes a promise that "will definitely change your ending." As in previous works, the male protagonist is also non-studious and has upright views. After all, everyone has to be responsible for his own actions. Many things cannot be done as he pleases. Then there is the matter of the system. Although this book is a system text, in fact the proportion of the system will not be too high, thus avoiding the problem of the protagonist becoming a slave of the system. But some things are better reflected through the system panel, and as a cheat, he cannot be useless, so the male protagonist will actively use the system instead of being restricted by the system. Including saving the girls, it was actually his own choice. This is my first time writing this type of work, and I didn't prepare too much before starting the book. Please forgive me if the writing is not good. If you have any suggestions, please leave a message under this post and I will reply to you one by one. Finally, thank you to everyone who has always supported me, I love you!

It's good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, but the male lead is a bit of a middle-class guy, and Lao Gua always makes fun of himself as the male lead () [sneaky laugh]

It's a very good book. I also prefer reading this type of redemption book, just like seeing the old me who longed to be redeemed. Although the reality is sad and depressing, I still like reading this type of book just to satisfy my previous fantasies. So be sure to continue to update @showerboiledsweetpotatoes

It's really pretty for those who like to watch it. For me, it's the second grade. If you really want to watch this type of movie, I really recommend "Tokyo. Love After Rescue", which has a super high score of 9.3. You know how valuable he is.

It's a pity that I cut the books. Looking back, I have read thousands of novels, but I have finished less than two.

This is a rare 5-star review from me. The quality is at least 90 points. Good luck to the author 👍 As for some logical flaws, in my opinion they are actually harmless. At least a book of this quality. Among the 50 books I read, it would be good to have one of the same quality as this one.