Starting My Check-In Streak in Tokyo

Dear readers, I have a question. Would you like me to create a book group? I'm not very knowledgeable about this, and I'm still figuring things out. If you'd like, please give me a like or let me know!

I read from the first chapter to the last. The food was delicious and comforting. Thank you for the treat! 🙏

There are only a few female characters yet, so please be patient! As for whether everyone is concerned about a single female lead or multiple female leads, or who the female lead is, one reader even asked me if I could give Aoba a male lead 😅. Well, actually, everyone can discuss the choice of the female lead. However, the plot hasn't fully unfolded yet! So, dear readers, please be patient. 😁

I really enjoy this type of novel; it's well-written. There are no glaring flaws. It's worth reading. Keep up the good work with updates!

My suggestion is to lower the combat power and growth rate a bit, otherwise the plot will easily go out of control. Alternatively, you could directly extract some unique skills, one-time use skills, like "Evil Spirits Must Die" (one-time use). Attribute growth should be as difficult as possible, so that it's given as a final reward.

Kuki Miki…it reminds me of that man named Watanabe Toru…and then it just sounds weird when I read it.

I haven't watched it yet, but I checked the comments first. Why bother with crossover anime if you're not going to create a harem? If you're hesitant about whether to recruit Mashiro, then don't write about Sakura-sou as the setting. In short, there's absolutely no need to hesitate. The target audience for crossover anime/manga stories is the anime/manga fandom, and most anime/manga fans prefer harem anime/manga to single-heroine anime/manga. So, there's nothing to worry about.

It's a clichéd urban fantasy novel. The whole plot follows the same formula: the protagonist uses a skill, everyone is shocked, and the protagonist's inner monologue is either "Wow, this skill is amazing!" Or "Oops, I didn't control my strength well while trying to help someone," and everyone thinks the protagonist is so calm and composed, like a master. That's roughly the formula.

Asama Aoba

So sycophantic! She has no individuality whatsoever, just unconditionally compromising.