In Tokyo, Reincarnated as a Warrior Monk

There's a major, undisclosed flaw: if the author forgives the two sisters from the Shingu Temple, I will absolutely abandon the book. No matter what their reasons, we readers read novels for enjoyment; who cares about their difficulties?

I regret subscribing. After the protagonist's character was overturned, at least he still had some decisiveness. But these last few chapters are even worse. He levels up but doesn't get any lucky draws or skills. He just sits there getting beaten up while thinking about all sorts of things. Other people either update a lot or add some kind of stimulant to their filler content.

What I want to say is that the author completely ruined this book. Spiritual energy has revived, gods have appeared, the world order has drastically changed, and everything is renewed. But what did I see? People from all over the world are idiots, the gods are all fools, and only the protagonist is showing off (ー_ー)!! Emmm, I regret subscribing to the whole thing.

He's already a fucking eunuch, and he can still be recommended

This is supposed to be a martial monk? 😅 Don't be ridiculous 👴🏻

The plot was so bad that I gave up after only five chapters; it was incredibly weak. It forced a Japanese-style writing trend, used outdated online novel tropes, and the character development was nonsensical. I subscribed specifically to write this review. The author seems to have learned a bunch of formulas but failed to integrate them properly, resulting in this poorly written novel. I don't know how this book even got recommended; it's doomed on Qidian.

Seeing his sister's part was absolutely disgusting. I'll come back to watch it when they've killed them all. Otherwise, I'll have a hard time calming down.

I just finished reading Chapter Six and discovered that the original owner was very unpopular in his family. No one supported him, which led to his defeat in court and being kicked out of the family. The author wrote that the original owner's obsession was only to get back 8% of the property, and he had to ask for it honestly and squarely. It's toxic.

Having read novels for so many years, this is the first piece of junk that has ever made me feel annoyed. It's so drawn-out and tedious, it's irritating.

The plot is a bit cliché: you don't want to go to school, but then you're forced to go, and you can't cultivate until you resolve your inner demons. The idea is good, the writing is decent, but the formula is getting old. Your outline ultimately involves you showing off and slapping your family in the face, saying you want to cultivate and don't care about your family anymore, and then your sister or someone else causes trouble for you. 😥