My Tokyo Exorcism Tales Are Definitely Problematic
我的东京除灵物语果然有问题
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 19h ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- In Tokyo, My Staff Makes Thunder人在东京，我的棍子会打雷Alternate title on Fanqie
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Looking for Good, Never-Boring Japanese Light Novels. Everyday Romance So Sweet It Makes Your Nose Tingle, Preferably
New Author, New Book (Only Recommend New Books!)
We should show some love to new authors.
Novels About Protagonists Reborn in Japan
I'm looking for stories about someone reborn in Japan or a parallel-world version of Japan, with a focus on everyday life or the entertainment industry. Ideally, the protagonist can cultivate immortality. Something like "Reborn as a Japanese High Schooler: Li Tong", "A Girl Next Door Has Come of Age", or Liu Sanmiao's works.
Novels About Someone Who Transmigrates to Japan and Solves One Supernatural Case After Another
Looking for Novels Set in a Japanese-Inspired World, Any Genre
I want to read something similar to Japanese Light Novel: My Everyday Tokyo Spirit-Exorcism Life (Japanese Light Novel: The Tale of Genji).
Looking for Really Good Japanese-Style Light Novels
There Are So Few Japanese Light Novels on Tomato Novel That Aren't Crossover Stories
Looking for books like This Light Novel Is Amazing! I don’t want crossover series. Ideally, it should be an original Japanese-style light novel.
Paranormal, Ghost Hunting, Taoist Priest, Female Lead
Eerie Horror Where the Protagonist Wins Over a Female Ghost
Novels About Transmigrating to Korea or Japan
Japanese-Style Supernatural Fiction
Japanese-style supernatural stories, exorcists, shrine maidens, shikigami, anything like that...
The Protagonist Transmigrates into a Japanese Anime World and Cultivates Immortality
Preferably one where the protagonist completely trounces the anime’s main character.
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Reborn: An Acting Career That Begins with Multiple Personalities
Tokyo: Heavenly Master, Please Come Down the Mountain
In Tokyo, I’m a Competitive Eater
Tokyo's Money and Power: Atop the Order
I Want to Be Sincere, But They Won't Let Me
Conan Crossover: From the Start, the Toxic Woman System Unbinds Me
1965: I Run Wild in Tokyo
There’s No Way I’d Plagiarize When All I Want Is an Ordinary Life
Tokyo Monster Hunt: The Daoist Venerable Without Papers
Urban: The Red-Robed Ghost King Forces Me to Marry Her from the Start
Even Surrounded by Beautiful Women, I Will Become a Sigma
From the Start, I Caught a Little Monster Girl and Put Her to Work!
A Tokyo Manga Artist Begins by Saving His Neighbor's Wife
Transmigrate to Tokyo and Become a Scumbag
Tokyo: Slaying Demons and Exorcising Spirits with a Cursed Blade
Tokyo: From the Start, I Tame Evil Female Ghosts
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It's very close to that Tokyo Exorcism novel, especially in character development and interaction. It has a strong Japanese light novel feel, and the story unfolds gradually, making it engaging. The battle scenes and descriptions of the supernatural are a bit lacking, failing to create excitement or a truly terrifying atmosphere (maybe I've read too many Tokyo-style stories).
I've read up to chapter 74 so far, and everything seems fairly logical; I haven't felt any major issues with certain parts. However, I still have some questions. They've given a lot of description of that black stick, and I was hoping it would involve some kind of Taoist magic or cultivation technique.
Encourage the author! Overall, it's pretty good, but it needs some polishing. Japanese-style writing can easily fall into many pitfalls, since readers are quite discerning these days. Continuing with your original approach or incorporating reader feedback would be better.
Not bad, it has a strong Japanese light novel vibe. I think the exorcism subplots are better written than the Dark World arc. The Dark World arc's world-building felt a bit abrupt.
The early part of the plot was quite good, but starting from the Dark Realm, the combat power gradually decreased, feeling like the author was suppressing the power levels. Also, in the latest chapter, the fight with Feng Ji could have been a simple kill at the end, but the author didn't want to, so they added a few extra words. I don't need to say more about what happened after that.
The synopsis suggests a fast-paced, action-packed story, but the protagonist doesn't get much action in the early stages. He's constantly searching for ghosts and doesn't even fight Hoshino Yui. He finds a red-clad female ghost but gets humiliated and ends up being rescued instead. It doesn't feel satisfying, although the plot is decent. It would be even better if the power levels weren't lowered later on.
I'd like to ask how many words the author can update to [what][what]? I like this genre and I like lots of words 🥰 The novels I've read are at least 1 million words long, I wonder how many words the author can write, I hope there are many 😘😘
It's alright. The Chinese-named protagonist is good. Even the highest-rated Japanese-named protagonist novels don't feel right.
Just taking the beatings, just waiting for reinforcements 😄
Keep going! I hope to see the ending.