Reborn in the Showa era, Tamao Kataoka became the younger brother of Tamako Nobita and the uncle of Nobita Nobita. When he first entered college, he moved into Nobi's house. From then on, he was surrounded by a blue robot cat from the future and countless wonderful daily life. During an unexpected mission, he met Akina Nakamori, who had not yet officially debuted. There was no spectacular love at first sight, only reunions, a dinner left for her, and companionship across the long years. From Showa Tokyo to Jiangnan, China, from childhood friends to lifelong companionship, these are the four seasons that belong to them.
Reader comments
Oh, I'm still a first reviewer, not bad [laughs] How should I put it? This book is a bit similar to another Tomato book. I don't know if the author imitated that one. But it can indeed be seen that the author has put his heart into it. The content is still good so far, but I feel that until now, the characterization of the protagonist and Akina is not particularly full. Doraemon and Nobita are characters in anime and do not need to be described. Everyone who reads the book is familiar with it, but the protagonist is different from Akina Nakamori. I still hope the author can make the characters more fleshed out. I also feel that Akina's character is not particularly reserved. He is also quite lively in daily life. I hope the author can slightly revise it. I feel that Akina has said very few words until now.
Oh, I'm still a first reviewer, not bad [laughs] How should I put it? This book is a bit similar to another Tomato book. I don't know if the author imitated that one. But it can indeed be seen that the author has put his heart into it. The content is still good so far, but I feel that until now, the characterization of the protagonist and Akina is not particularly full. Doraemon and Nobita are characters in anime and do not need to be described. Everyone who reads the book is familiar with it, but the protagonist is different from Akina Nakamori. I still hope the author can make the characters more fleshed out. I also feel that Akina's character is not particularly reserved. He is also quite lively in daily life. I hope the author can slightly revise it. I feel that Akina has said very few words until now.