
My Classmate Is Kayako, My Girlfriend Is Tomie, Can I Survive?
同桌伽椰子,女友富江,我活否?
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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Other names
- Horror Manga Crossover: From the Start, I'm Carrying a Tomie Head综恐漫:开局带个富江头Alternate title on Fanqie
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Five stars for the multiple female leads. I just misread the title as "A Courtyard House, Starting with a Tomoe-like Girl"—damn, there are way too many courtyard houses! I almost had a hallucination.
It's much better than other Japanese horror novels. Their rankings are flashy but insubstantial. The author could look into how to promote it. The novel has quality, plot, and writing style; what it lacks is a suitable platform.
I'm almost finished watching it. Overall, it's pretty good, but regarding the female lead, I personally feel that Kayako's characterization isn't as likable as Tomie's. Tomie, at least, helps the male lead both psychologically and physically, while Kayako is basically portrayed as a delusional, infatuated woman. 😂
The author would like to clarify that this book is not a Liu Bei story, nor is it a story about having many children and good fortune. It's a bizarre and terrifying world blended with comic book elements, and it's not the kind where the protagonist is invincible from the start and smashes through the universe. There will be a progression of characters getting stronger.
It's not bad, at least better than most novels. Why? Because the author clearly put thought into how to connect the story, even in slice-of-life scenes, creating a clear narrative thread. Many people feel there's an issue with the power levels being artificially inflated, but perhaps that's because they've read too many mindless wish-fulfillment novels, which is why they think this one is lacking…
I've noticed that most authors with no writing barriers have a common problem: they cram the plot in too much, as if there's a climax every few chapters, leaving you with no suitable transitions or moments of relaxation. People need encouragement, and they also need to correct some of their shortcomings. Keep it up!
It's much more enjoyable than other Japanese horror films. The protagonist has powerful abilities, a united harem (I think), and neither Tomie, Kayako, nor Sadako have become yandere. They would rather hurt themselves than hurt the protagonist, but the protagonist doesn't want the harem to fight amongst themselves, which is also where he expends the most energy.
It's quite interesting. I've seen many of the horror movies in this, but this is the first time I've read a fan fiction based on a horror movie. The characters are quite well-developed, and there are points of conflict, making you curious about the plot development after the male protagonist meets Tomie and Kayako. The downside is that it's not that scary. The male protagonist is a pure succubus, which downplays some of the horror brought by these classic ghosts.
That's right. Regarding the issue of suppressing combat power that some people think is acceptable, I think it's within acceptable limits. So far, there haven't been any problematic aspects caused by combat power. If you want to read a lighthearted and enjoyable story, you can go there. Tomato may not have much else, but it's full of lighthearted and enjoyable stories for beginners.
This is just my humble opinion; different people will have different views. The plot is excellent, and the characters are well-developed. The classic mystery rooted in love really piqued my curiosity. The power level suppression is manageable, since the protagonist isn't invincible; otherwise, something inherently unsolvable would leave ordinary people helpless no matter what they did.