Tokyo Love Story

The emotional writing is very good and the writing style is good. Although it is an old-fashioned misunderstanding routine, it is not very deliberate or brainless to create misunderstandings. However, the misunderstandings that occur all the time lead to the knife being a bit formulaic. It is not that there cannot be tragedies, but stereotyped tragedies are It was a bit deliberate. The understanding and interaction after the misunderstanding were originally described very well. It was a bit clichéd but interesting to watch. But when I found out that the protagonist was terminally ill, I was really shocked. Then the author also said at the end of the chapter that the death of the protagonist is inevitable. Yes, it really shocked me. I could still have mood swings and blurred my eyes during the first few cuts, but when I saw that the protagonist was terminally ill and the author said that the protagonist would die, I was stunned and even wanted to laugh. Although the author may be joking, but as for the protagonist I didn't know how to survive the disease I got. When I found out that the main character was terminally ill and the author said that the main character would die, I immediately lost the desire to read it. This made the emotions that I had been moved by from time to time after watching it for so long suddenly turned into a joke. I was really stunned. Two words, incredible. The author has always emphasized that there is nothing wrong with arranging a certain death ending for the protagonist, but readers are not from God's perspective. Everyone has unique tastes. Some people think that the main character must die is too cliché, and they have no desire to read anymore. Others think it doesn't matter. If you point out the ending of the main character's certain death at the beginning of the novel, then come in and find out later that there is a problem with the author's arrangement. I am the first to disagree, but you only pointed out that the main character must die in the past two hundred chapters. I can only say that there is. It's a bit difficult. I remember that there was a novel that stated that the protagonist must die at the very beginning. However, now that novels no longer need the death of the protagonist to sublimate the theme, that novel has still become a classic. However, novels that only point out the protagonist's death later in the ending can only be said to be a bit cliche nowadays. Tragedy for the sake of tragedy is no longer a tragedy. It is a routine and a formula. It's a pity. I thought I had found a good book. It's a bit regretful. I originally planned to finish it in one go.

It's so exciting. If you put so much nonsense into four hundred chapters, I would scold the author. But there are so many twists and turns in just one hundred chapters. It's so exciting. It's really good. Highly recommended. Read it with caution. You abandoned the book after reading Chapter 180. Self-righteous literary youths like to do this. The male protagonist is terminally ill, and the author has clearly stated that he will be killed. Those who like good stories should read Chapter 180. After all, if you don't watch female videos, there is no need to find fault. Just let the story stay at its most brilliant moment. Let me give you a negative review to remind everyone.

Isn't it funny? I only saw a super invincible high school student with no father, no mother, no fixed place, and a younger sister. He comes into contact with various gods and men every day for his life. The writing is so beautiful, and there is no doubt that it is a perfect score. I hope I can continue to write well!

The logic is self-consistent, the setting is a bit cliché, and the male protagonist is a superman, but it is not the kind of book written for the labels of "chasing a husband" or "regret". The process is very reasonable and has a strong sense of immersion. There is no forced touching scene when watching it, so you won't feel embarrassed. For example, many business formula articles will use touching news in reality to set up stories, just copy and describe it. Authors who are not good at writing will always write some scenes where a certain character is moved, or scenes where passers-by sigh. In fact, it is the comment section in reality. If you know about the incident, you will feel embarrassed. Moreover, some authors just want to make popcorn and don't have self-consistent logic. They just copy it mechanically. I don't think there is such an awkwardness in this book. Some of them are just the author's little ingenuity, and some of the guilt caused by being ignored and misunderstood. In general, if you are tired of this type of novel, you will ccb if you are shocked by the tiger's body, if you have a system to ccb at will, if you say you don't want to ccb but you will do everything for the sake of ccb, ​​this is the place to read.

I just finished Chapter 96. There is a big twist. It must be even more exciting after that. This book is really good. It is worth reading 👍. Pay attention to the tags of [Yandere] and [Strong Reversal]. Chapters 95 and 96 are very strong and even connect the first 90 chapters together. It will be boring to skip chapters or read in advance. This book combines Japanese style with the author's unique style. The writing style is very good. The author responds to comments very well and has a "personal flavor". The pace is very tight. There is no fussing over several chapters. There is no delay at all. The time span is very short. The language is refined to the right level without losing the Japanese theme. It is different from the traditional "chasing husband" stories in which the male protagonist leaves and the female protagonist regrets. The female protagonists have their own styles and love deeply. 1. Akira Ogawa, one of the married female protagonists, the daughter of the test tube 2. Sachiko Ogawa, the "angel", Akira's daughter 3. Takamoichi, tsundere, entered the scene late 4. Haruko Akiba, younger sister, not related by blood, the male protagonist's little sun 5. Anri Shimizu, the second married female protagonist, daughter who is not related by blood 6. Natsume Aozakura, Chinese language teacher, and Akira Akira are best friends 7. Igarashi Sakura, Akekora's subordinate 1.5.6.7 Over the years, I have felt that they are all very strong and charming 😄 I can't describe the character and personality in detail, and it involves spoilers 🤦 The male protagonist Akiba Rain is strong, gentle, and delicate. He clearly knows that he is very greedy, because they are good to him, so he likes them. Even though she was hurt, she never ran away, but she still had the love of inferiority complex. After all, the female protagonists really love the male protagonists, but their inner thoughts have changed a bit 🤔 Some readers will say that it is similar to Lu Xing's book. In fact, Xingli's setting is a bit like Wen Lingxiu, and she pretends to be a couple with Xingli. After all, the (pseudo) married single mother is really easy to make a fuss about, but her personality is not the same. Others are really not similar. The male protagonist is a part-time superman. When he first started working in a custom shop (cleaner), he met two female protagonists in the "married wife" setting, and this is what I have to say. The male protagonist is hurt by several of the female protagonists, so-called "thunder", and then feels sad and unable to accept love for a while. It may be a bit like it, but isn't this something that always exists in husband-chasing stories? [What]

Advantages: It is very comfortable to read, and the writing style is natural. After the slightly jumpy writing style in the early stage, it still reads well. The description of emotions is also very delicate and excellent. Disadvantages: The storyline is too repetitive. For the male and female protagonists, they are always separated suddenly and reunited quickly. The rhythm is not well grasped. The originally heavy plot has been made light and airy by the fast pace. It is a pity. Moreover, the emotions of the male and female protagonists come too fast and sudden. They fall in love with the male protagonist in one scene or in a few days, which lacks the naturalness and weight of emotions. Finally, at chapter 180, the reader is informed that the male protagonist has an incurable disease, which can be regarded as setting the tone of BE. This is still not acceptable to me personally. Generally speaking, if you want to read this kind of book, it is still worth reading. The first and middle stages are pretty good, but the latter part is a bit mediocre. Overall, it is worth reading, which is in line with the rating of 8.9. Let me make a follow-up comment. In fact, I feel that there is no way for the author to show that the male protagonist must die at a later stage. I can only say that it is difficult to trick people into killing people. I can understand the repetitive emotional routine, but I can barely accept it, but writing the male protagonist to death is still difficult. Is it a sudden and forced arrangement of an incurable disease at a later stage? This approach is tantamount to making the suffering of the characters and the emotions of the readers ridiculous. Again, those who like this kind of subject matter and can accept BE can read it. Otherwise, I advise you not to add to the futility and ridiculous sadness.

The emotional descriptions of the characters are very top-notch, and after only reading fifty or sixty pictures, I have an inexplicable feeling that most of the main female characters with psychological problems may be difficult to surpass Takizawa (the protagonist's good brother) in terms of the strength and depth of their relationship with the protagonist. Even in the later stages of the story, the protagonist really accepts them, which is also a kind of downward emotional compatibility. I have seen more than 90 pictures now, and I didn't look at them in detail, but after casually browsing, I found that the male protagonist is actually terminally ill. Inexplicably, from my personal point of view, I suddenly felt a bit boring 🤦 Maybe it is a bit too formulaic (for me) Based on my own taste, those kind of routine and cool articles will only make me feel bored; but if there is absolutely no good result, it will be a bit boring. Moreover, the author said that he wanted to write more than a million words, but now the ending has been determined with only 400,000 words, which makes it a bit difficult for me to comment, so I thought about it and stopped reading it here.

It is currently an absolutely excellent product in the Nikkei market, but it is a pity that it was born in tomatoes. I feel that the results may be better next door. In my personal evaluation, the score of tomatoes should be above 9 points. Every character is full-bodied, the story line is exciting, and every foreshadowing is just right. I have watched a lot of he recently, and I prefer the ones with 🔪. There are lyrics from one of my favorite songs that I think fit this book very well. It's true that it's divided who しもが わらぬによります Urgent and urgent All exceptions らずらず Today is the end of the world The wave is vibrating and the wave is disappearing. All exceptions It must be necessary Where is it? これまでとわらず Wish this book a perfect ending

It's very Japanese, and it feels like reading The Tale of Genji. The knife keeps coming, and so does the sugar. Like sour plums, it is a bit sour when you first read it, but it is sweet when you chew it carefully. Like the wind on the long street in the evening, the river lanterns drifting away with the flowing water in the summer night, the birds disappearing in the sky in the autumn, and the dazzling lights blooming all over the sky during the fireworks festival. Romantic, brisk, short-lived; gentle, long-lasting, nostalgic. Involvement naturally involves involvement, and understanding naturally involves understanding. If you are sad, you think it is also the pain in happiness.

Still modeling 😄 Still gentle and careful 😄 Still a hexagonal all-round warrior 😄 😄 😄 People who love orthopedics are in luck, because there is a pseudo-orthopedics plot in this book. Those who love to watch reverse chases are in luck, because at the beginning there is an energetic school girl chasing the protagonist. Blessed are those who love looking at young people, because three of them appear in the first twenty chapters. Those who love to read 4i are in luck, because in the book there is a school girl who is raised as a boy by her father because her father likes boys.