Reincarnated as the Neon Hero, Lord Hattori Toru, he has the weighty duty of finding the transmigrated princess.
He thought it would be a piece of cake...
“So, Hero, did you succeed?”
Hattori Toru: “Of course. All I need is for that useless witch who takes over my body during the day to die.”
The witch, trapped inside the Hero after a magical accident: “...”
“So that means our mission has failed, Hero?”
“You can't put it that way. In fact, I'm incredibly close to my goal. The dawn of success is already on the horizon.”
“But, Mr. Hero, what is the horizon?”
Hattori Toru glanced at the women whose affection he'd maxed out, only to dump them because none of them was the princess. He replied with a calm expression:
“Oh, the horizon is somewhere you can see, but never reach.”
In Tomato, there is no doubt that Xiancao, first of all, the setting of the second time travel is interesting and not old-fashioned. The author undoubtedly has enough writing power, and the plot is also very appropriate and interesting. Then, what I like the most is the author's control of character creation, bright character image and smooth flow. Natural character behavior and psychology are enough to beat 90% of Tomato stories. Many Tomato writers use characters as tools to achieve a certain goal of a certain plot. The key is that it goes against the previous settings, so they can only start to make up some settings on the spot. The characters are shaped like a piece of machinery, like a machine.
A disqualified hero plus a rat-man witch. This setting is quite interesting, and the plot is well controlled. Although the protagonist often has some dark thoughts, he is actually a good person unexpectedly (okay, maybe?). I quite like this kind of personality protagonist. He only sees the obsession of being a king. Delicious🤚🏻😋✋🏻
I chovy, I found gold in the tomatoes. The idea is very interesting. The protagonist and the dark witch share the right to use their bodies, and they are looking for the princess in the name of love in Tokyo.
It's very interesting. The protagonist is a bad guy pretending to be a good guy (not too bad). Then there is the soul of a social horror witch in the body (the right to use the body will be exchanged at dusk). The main plot is that the protagonist searches for the princess with the help of true love's kiss. Thus traveling between various girlfriends. The character design is interesting.
Hahahaha, I got the money, the beginning is very attractive, it looks good, the setting is relatively novel, and the plot arrangement and writing are also pretty good. I've finished the chase, it's a good watch, summary: Asakusa-san, a young model from another province in the new era who can do magic, was tricked by Shushu, but now her behavior is not as bad as Asakusa. The heroine has appeared a lot, and it is quite interesting. However, I suspect that the author is a lolita lover. The little cousin crawls into the arms of her brother every day. She should be watched!
All I can say is that I finally got my money out.
Sure enough, Shushu is true love, right?
Delicious, gold in tomatoes
A very delicious light novel, I struck gold again. Readers who like it should urge me to read more and stop supporting it. I'm afraid of being nourished to death again.
Isn't this interesting? Why is no one watching it? The evil male protagonist is not good, but he is not really evil.