
I Cook in Neon
我在霓虹做料理
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 130k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
52Chapters
4Reads
104Reads · all time
In booklists 5
Any Novels Set in Tokyo?
Everyday stories or passionate, high-energy ones are both fine.
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There Are No Masterpieces in Japanese Light Novels Anymore. Prove Me Wrong!
Looking for something like "I Transferred to Tokyo and Met the One-Winged Girl". I want something set at school.
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Any Books Like Japanese Light Novels?
Looking for books like "This Light Novel Is Amazing". Japanese-style light novels are fine, whether they're relaxing, heartwarming, or romantic. Absolutely no tearjerkers!
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Japanese Light Novels, but Not with a Single Heroine
I’ve been in a reading slump and searched for ages on Tomato, but most books are really short. Are there any longer ones, preferably over a million words? Please recommend some. I’ll also share a few, and add to the list from time to time.
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Japanese Style, Anime, Swordsmanship, Tokyo, Yokai
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Not to mention anything else, when you open the book and see the language school on page 1, you will know that the author has indeed studied abroad. There are many Japanese articles on Tomato, whether it is high school or college. Purely just puts a normal Japanese student into the attributes of a Chinese international student, and does not talk about the preparations that international students will make after landing. Even after the book is finished, the most important thing for international students, such as the "residence card", does not appear once in the whole text. The author's book is quite real.
This turn of events was truly a stroke of genius.