A Taoist Priest Living in Tokyo

As the title suggests, this post is valid indefinitely!

I've read over fifty chapters so far, and there's a tiny bit of NTR (Netorare, a Japanese term for incestuous relationships)? All I want to say is, the guys on the Gongba forum like it.

I… Hmmmm, although I don't think there will be any NTR (Netorare) plot points that I hate the most, this plot development is just too strange. The beginning was written very well, why did it have to be written like this later? I don't know why, but I always feel inexplicably uncomfortable.

Reading books on Qidian is generally enjoyable, although it's not like every girl is throwing herself at you, but these kinds of plots still feel a bit uncomfortable. I'm not trying to criticize, just sharing my personal feelings; after all, everyone has their own preferences, and some readers will definitely like it.

I feel that Chiba is not suitable for Chutian because Chutian has always been the one giving and has never received anything in return from Chiba. Even if they fall in love, it won't last. I feel that Hoshino is more suitable for the protagonist, or even Himeya.

It's well-written in every aspect, but it's a bit pretentious, or to put it simply, affected. The affectation itself isn't the problem; the problem is that it's affected from beginning to end without stopping, making it both painful to read and impossible to put down.

I enjoy being spoiled, so can someone tell me what happens next? I don't mind.

I clicked on the book review excitedly when I saw the three letters NTR, but it turned out to be nothing special. I left feeling utterly bored.

If I'm not mistaken, the author is a woman. Upvote this post.

(The sitting posture of the big spender who just gave a tip) I want to experience what it feels like to have my post featured 😫 PS: Keep it up, author! Don't lower your standards, don't just mindlessly enjoy the action! 🤭