An Onmyoji’s Life, Starting in Tokyo

I've posted information about the book, and to prevent some people from skipping it and getting bored by this book, I'll save everyone time by posting this myself. Below are some of the major flaws summarized by experts in the book's comment section: 1. The female lead is too strong; she can fight monsters without relying on the male lead and without any mishaps!

I patiently and calmly addressed the few "unreasonable" points that appeared in the comments section, explaining them to you once and for all. If you still have the attitude of "I won't listen, I'm telling you your setting is wrong, so you have a problem," or "Other books don't set it up like this, only yours does, so you have a problem," then my post will be deleted and I'll permanently ban you.

Is it wrong to use honorifics when speaking to elders? You're even saying using honorifics when speaking to elders makes you seem distant? Even if you haven't studied Japanese, haven't read any translated Japanese novels, and haven't watched any anime? Aside from Yoshiyuki, how many people feel comfortable speaking to their parents without using honorifics? Distant?

I don't forbid anyone from saying anything bad about this book, but there are a few types of posts that will definitely get deleted and banned: those that involve politics, insult the country, allude to reality, make baseless accusations or witch hunts, make personal attacks, or ostensibly talk about the book but actually criticize the author instead of the book.

The protagonist does have a youthful feel, but from the perspective of attracting readers to online novels today, it's hard to judge whether this is good or bad; however, creating a protagonist who grows is obviously not a bad thing for a novel.

I finished reading the free chapters and really liked the plot and the male lead's personality. However, the female lead's reckless actions to advance the plot were toxic, as was the way she made the male lead chase after her recklessly just to keep up with the story. I personally don't plan to continue reading. If you can accept these two points, then this book is quite good. Okay, that's all.

Well, to be honest, it's a good book, and the subject matter is one of my favorites. I'd recommend it to everyone. However, the author devoted too much time to personal reflections and inner struggles. It's not that this is bad, but the author included it in almost every chapter, and it took up a significant portion of the content. Personally, I found this awkward. So, all I can say is, keep it up, author! I'm out of here! Bye! 👋🏻

It's really frustrating. Has online novel become like this? All they want is mindless, gratuitous enjoyment. Aside from the slightly awkward romance, this book is pretty good in all aspects, and it has all the satisfying moments, just not as outrageous as some others. It's a decent read.

I saw the recommendation in the comments section of Red Cow and have already followed it to the latest episode (fully subscribed). A one-sentence review: This is a Japanese-style youth campus light novel with elements of Onmyoji training. Recommended for readers who enjoy school romance and urban training. However, both of these tags have obvious flaws (only for the current progress). I.

This is purely my personal opinion and does not represent anyone else's... This book is indeed a good book, but it's so tiring to read. I can only read it during my holidays. After a long day at get off work, when I want to read something relaxing and enjoyable, this book isn't suitable.