
Entertainment Life Starting in Tokyo
从东京开始的文娱人生
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 319k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Original Fantasy
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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132Chapters
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This section of women's clothing is really annoying. Writing so many pretense has no other purpose than to be funny. Just skip it.
Found the original artist
Good guy, this club is a free juicer, hiring employees for free 🤫
It's okay, I'm paying attention, and I'm looking forward to your next content.
School festival boy wears maid outfit? I can only give up treatment
I've read Chapter 33. The rhythm is very good. There are some minor flaws in the writing but overall it's good. Why do I feel like no one is reading it? Could it be that the male protagonist is a bit unlikable? But I think it's okay
Looks good, come on Duck😁😁😁
The reaction after I saw the author uploading the song "Starry Sky" was really poisonous. No one would like to see such details. This perspective also reduces the sense of immersion. The readers themselves do not have much impression and interest in the song "Starry Sky". The result of the work can be summed up in one stroke. The interaction with the beautiful girl in the process is the most important.
The male protagonist is written like a crazy man, and he is worthy of you
Waiting for update😒😒😒
The author is not updated anymore, I quite like this book
After reading five chapters, tell me your thoughts. I feel that the protagonist is a ruthless plot driver. The protagonist gave me the feeling of an empty shell throughout the whole process (personal feeling, maybe there are other details that I didn't pay attention to, welcome to point out). The only thing that impressed me was the natural LSP attribute from the bottom of my heart, but it didn't have the sense of a Japanese otaku type. It was emotionless, but the feeling was not strong, because apart from this, it didn't make anyone feel like it. People can't remember. For me, the character is not established and the protagonist has no charm (although the protagonist is very handsome and makes me feel very involved, lol). I faced the senior sister twice and once to the strange girl who came around the corner. It was quite honest to confess that I like the legs of beautiful girls (lsp laughed). It was okay to hold on to the handshake, but the other party unconsciously moved closer out of excitement. What did I do to move closer? Maybe it's to express that the protagonist is an honest LSP? This is not a big deal. I hugged the girl I bumped into at the corner. After all, it was quite sudden. I smelled a good smell. I immediately asked the question if I hugged her tighter? ? ? If it were another "soulful" novel, I might just say yes, but it wouldn't be the same. Is this an idiot, or is it rude? Not to the point of embarrassment, unpleasant? In general, I feel that the protagonist has no soul, and even the female supporting role makes a deeper impression than the protagonist. After all, the tall, straight, black, rich girl, the eldest daughter, and the middle-aged girl, the younger sister, the character is immediately established. After all, we are all old anime people, lol. I won't talk about other things. It's annoying to say too much. The author seems to be a newcomer. The writing is not bad, but the story progresses a bit fast. I look forward to your growth in other aspects, come on!