My Years as an Immortal in Tokyo
我在东京当长生者那些年
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 133k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Everyday Romance
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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62Chapters
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13.1kFans
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I gazed silently at the tombstone before me. It only contains the two characters "Bai Fan'er," so simple it's almost crude. I felt deeply indignant for him, yet there was nothing I could do. "Alas, perhaps Bai Fan's era has come to an end." — Reflections on Maid's New Book
The first chapter completely baffled me. The protagonist said there was no need to prove to others that he had lived for over 1,000 years. So why would you tell others that you have lived for over a thousand years?
I think this book is great!
If the author can resolve problems cleanly and efficiently, then they should do so. Don't let the protagonist drag things out just to pad the word count and advance the plot. The protagonist, who has lived for a thousand years, is subconsciously perceived by readers as a perfect human being: top-notch in intelligence, abilities, skills, connections, influence, and status.
All I want to say is, having lived for so long, over a thousand years, let alone becoming wise and shrewd, your protagonist's way of dealing with people is as straightforward and boring as a one-track mind.
I was blind; I read it as "I'm living the life of an immortal in Northeast China," thinking it was about some kind of celestial being. Then I saw it was Tokyo, and my initial surprise turned into indifference.
I still find the drawing book the most comfortable to look at.
Why would an immortal be living in a regular middle or high school? It's not a fantasy world where the main characters are all in middle or high school.
The current state of Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) is rife with simplistic, low-quality novels... One or two readable works were produced, but the authors had to abandon them... The editors-in-chief are all idiots!
Some words for the author
There's no doubt that the next book won't necessarily do better than the first. But I'm wondering how the author can possibly manage three books with three different styles? The first was supernatural, the second was slice-of-life, and the third is urban fantasy. So I hope the author will think carefully about whether they can finish the book before starting a new one. 🙂