Japanese urban legends + Japanese evil spirits + supernatural fanfiction + rise from the bottom + romance + face-slapping
Zhou Heng transmigrates into a Japanese society teeming with evil spirits and urban legends.
To survive in a world where death could strike at any moment, Zhou Heng pretends to be Sadako's younger brother and saves her when she's on the verge of suicide.
Later, Zhou Heng discovers that his landlady is Kayako, his main client is Tomie, and the haunted house he's supposed to clean out is home to a pure-as-the-driven-snow evil spirit named Kirie Himuro.
By the time he realizes what's going on, Sadako has already found out he's an impostor, Kayako is writing him a love letter, and Kirie Himuro is calling him Dad...
I finished reading it in one go and the plot is pretty good so far. The male protagonist will still act when he should. I don't know if there are multiple girls. I hope Sadako will confess her feelings quickly (not because of the author's big hand). She has been interrupted twice, and she can only choose to withdraw after interrupting. Now add it to the bookshelf to see what happens next. If the author keeps asking readers, there is no need to read on. It can also be regarded as a surprise for book friends who have not read it yet. In the latest chapter, Sadako begins to take the initiative to confess her feelings. It depends on the male protagonist (how the author handles it). If he can handle it, everyone will be happy, or if he can't handle it, he will blacklist the author and leave.
The cover and setting of this book are a bit similar to the one I saw on Maoke, but only the basic setting is similar. The rest are completely different. Each has its own wonderfulness. It's well written. Come on.
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Chapter 30 was good to listen to and read, but I felt that Tomie's character was a bit untenable. She is a ghost with super powers, but she only thinks about how to climb to the upper echelon of human rights. She also follows human rules very seriously, and even had to cut off her own uterus for work (actually she didn't). I always feel that it is unreasonable not to arrange a super miserable experience for her [awkward laugh] [awkward laugh]
Starting from pretending to be Sadako's younger brother Fifth gear cactus The plot of Tokyo Exorcism is relatively rich, and several popular characters are quite vivid. The charm with these characters is also an added attraction. For me, this is enough to keep reading. The new book Seedlings deserves a five-star rating.
There are Sadako, Kayako, and Tomie, and there seems to be characters from the Zero series. I think it's pretty good.
Writing is okay. But it must be finished. No update for a long time. .
The male protagonist is good-looking but not good for his stomach. He has to eat it already (Gaya Coconut, Sadako) and he should have to eat it in the future (Tomie)
It's okay, but it's a pity that I have to go to the palace.
The author has been updating a book with high intensity before. If you don't update this book, I don't care about you. But now that one is finished, should this one be updated?