Tokyo: I'm the Only One Who Thinks They Don't Like Me

The plot was quite appealing, and the superhuman female lead was also great. I hope the ending is that after the male lead completes three thousand good deeds, his primary personality dies, and the second personality, Wu's personality, takes his place. Then, the female leads try to find Qiu's regretful face after failing, and the male lead comforts them with a perfect smile, making them even more devastated. 😋😋😋

This book has absolutely captivated me! 💓🤯 I'm completely mesmerized! 🥵 Guys who finish it feel like their souls are leaving their bodies! 😳 Girls who finish it are writhing in bed like prettiest knots! 🤸 It's a revival soup for those suffering from mental exhaustion, a thunderclap to awaken those who've given up!

A group of extraordinary people's love story? It's a slice-of-life tale, and the male lead is surprisingly the most normal, even possessing a slightly goofy charm. The female characters all seem rather cunning. The overall plot and writing style are a mix of humor and melancholy; overall, it's quite interesting.

Pretty amazing, the author probably knew what they were writing. First of all, this isn't a male-oriented novel; it's a female-oriented one. It's essentially a "cremation" story. Torture of the protagonist is indispensable; they'll regret it after death. Secondly, I enjoy watching the protagonist suffer; it's deserved.

That's right, let all the malice be accepted by the protagonist. He will shed the body tainted by malice, return to nothingness, and gain peace!

Having read up to chapter 47, here are my thoughts. I personally quite like the protagonist's character design. The only thing I dislike about the plot is the part where the protagonist is misunderstood by his childhood friend as having special feelings for her.

As a veteran Pokémon player, I'll use the most straightforward, precise, and unambiguous language: There are very few Pokémon in this game that you can't catch with a Poké Ball. In less than 10 chapters, we've already seen Fire/Fighting, Ghost, Psychic, and Dark types, and maybe even a Normal/Dark type. It's a veritable gathering of experts, young and old. Just use a Poké Ball and catch them all! A born genius, and the resulting abstraction, will teach you how to write novels. Yes.

Are there any other humans in this group besides Shiraishi? Or perhaps something more anthropomorphic? After catching up with the updates, I really understand why the male protagonist wanted to be like that 🤦

Death is the easiest thing. If all you want is a tragic ending, then you could have died in the second chapter. Death is something that can happen at any time; it's inevitable, so there's no need to rush. We've walked so many paths not to die, but to make those paths meaningful, to not let death negate everything. In short, I'll rest for now and read the happy ending later.

This is all setup. How many chapters will it take before it explodes? Give me a kick when it happens; let it rest for now.