Tokyo: The Losing Heroine Girls Have All Gone Off the Rails in Private

I really like light novels, but I don't know why I feel that the male protagonist doesn't have the same feeling as in the first chapter. I still prefer the look of Sigma, and I still want to see these loser female protagonists fail again (dog head). Although it is very funny, I really want to read it (laughs) Anyway, I like to see the light novel type. Anyone who likes to read light novels can come in and read it. The pace is fast, and one copy will not take a long time. It is very refreshing and delicious.

Not bad brother dei, staying up until 6:30 in the morning. The front page is very interesting. Putting aside the psychological analysis written by deepseek (although it is also quite interesting), the most interesting thing is the author's description of several poor people. I can give it an 8.5 Or above. The heroine in front of me is so pitiful. I really want to see the content of making posts with the heroine, kissing, hugging, and lifting her up. I kiss, kiss, kiss ^3^ (going crazy)

Although this light novel also has the setting of a defeated dog, I thought it would be similar to "The Lost Dog Heroine" before reading it, but when I actually read it, my eyes lit up. In just a few chapters, each character is created to be extremely three-dimensional. There are no gorgeous words, no deliberately piled up rhetoric and sensational words. Like many excellent light novels, it only uses simple and natural words. Through seemingly sparse and ordinary daily descriptions and the first-person narrative of the male protagonist's psychological activities, it clearly outlines the distinctive characteristics of each character. It also allowed me to see in this book the unique "specialness" of the male protagonist of this work. The male protagonist is very charming, rational and philosophical. Although he is a money-oriented character who takes money to do things and is very indifferent on the surface, he is very Asasi on the inside. He is a typical venomous and tsundere who is cold on the outside and hot on the inside. At critical moments that really involve other people's situations and emotions, he will choose to help and care out of good intentions. Even so, the male protagonist's psychological activities perfectly support the logic of his behavior. When the female protagonists need to be comforted, they do not adopt the assembly-line style of mindless Asasi, but use their own way to let them see the essence of the problem and guide the other party correctly. While changing the female protagonists, the warmth brought by the female protagonists also subtly affects and changes the male protagonists, and this change is visible to the naked eye in the eyes of readers. The plot presentation during the period does not seem like the male protagonist is "licking", but makes the character more vivid and three-dimensional, reflecting the emotional temperature that a "human being" should have. The relationship between the female protagonists and the male protagonists and the daily plot are also very sweet, and it is quite pleasant to read. All in all, this light novel that the author created based on his inspiration after following me for three years is really excellent. I hope I can wait until the day it is finished!

To be honest, it's so beautiful. All in all, I can't write a good review with my ordinary words, but as a Karabichu, I decided: Sweet, sweet, meow, a little more meow, kneel down and beg you, meow~

Seeing that there is currently only the first female protagonist, I feel that it is handled quite well. Seeing the male protagonist's "Late Night Haven" dining car should be a reference to the late night canteen. I always feel that I can write this as the main line, and then the female protagonists will appear one after another. It's totally fine to like the male protagonist because of gratitude, admiration, or redemption. But we can add different endings to the heroines. For example, some of them quietly come out later and have new relationships and are still friends blahblah Some female protagonists continue to like the male protagonist silently (or clearly). The main setting of the male protagonist is best to maintain the "observer" element at the beginning. You can refer to the disguise setting of the male protagonist in "Asakura-san who doesn't want to go to hell" (if I remember correctly). That novel was also pretty good in the early stage, but as the number of female protagonists increased, I felt that the author could no longer handle the later content properly, and it always felt like it would collapse. I hope this novel won't collapse in the rest of the novel for this reason (laughs) My writing went off the rails. Anyway, come on! Beautiful!

I guess, Rotten Tomatoes and Niqing have such a good taste. It can be seen that the author has put a lot of effort into it, and before he knew it, he was halfway through it. Come on, finish the book, don't stop.

It's surprisingly good. I rarely read novels of this type. After reading the whole chapter 33, it seems to be really unexpectedly good. But I won't read the rest of the content for now, just keep it in mind. (Mainly because I don't want to see the wonderful story chapters disappear 🤦)

In any case, this book is definitely a good book, with a good rhythm. Unlike the so-called "old author" who is purely sexual repressed, this book is well described. Liao Liao wrote different details in just a few strokes. It is suitable for reading in your spare time. If you are not interested in the first person, this book is also suitable for light novel readers.

Thank you very much. It is best for the male protagonist not to fall in love with someone for no reason. Emotional changes and growth are the key to the success or failure of this kind of novel.

It's a good book, but I feel like the open ending is better, otherwise someone would definitely say picking up what others left behind (only my personal opinion) [laughing]