Creator of Tokyo

Really awesome, I mean the heroine This should be the first time I have seen such a... Well, a cracking heroine in the starting point. The last time I felt this way was when I was watching Chainsaw Man I believe that no fan of Chainsaw Man can be as close to Miss Machima as Aoi Oro in this novel, even though this book has nothing to do with Chainsaw Man First of all, the first point is the question of whether Ms. Oro Aoi likes Ash or not. At first, I just thought it was a youth romance novel mixed with urban supernatural powers. The emotional line of the male and female protagonists will be one of the important main lines, but no matter what, it should be a two-way journey. Generally speaking, it is a process of two people getting closer in their hearts In fact, this summary is correct so far. The problem is that it is only like this on the surface. The heroine's character is extremely twisted. Although Hui should be the person she trusts the most at the moment, when it comes to Hui's trust in her, as she said, it's just a little bit. I really didn't doubt the possibility that she is a tsundere. In other words, the heroine really doesn't like the male protagonist, including in the doll volume. When she said she didn't like Hui, I immediately believed it. Even though Aoi Oruru occasionally gave benefits to Gray Hair before, in other novels, even a certain Kujo lady written by a certain crow who did not want to be named has already fallen in love with the male protagonist. But the female protagonist doesn't. Although she will only grant these benefits to the male protagonist, and will only give some special treatment to the male protagonist, this may be just a way for her to control the male protagonist. Just like Makima versus Denji, the feeling of a bad woman is overwhelming, and it's hard for you to guess what the heroine is doing. Secondly, the second point is whether Hui likes the heroine or not. The answer is yes, Hui likes Oroku Kui, and can even be said to be infatuated with her. From my current perspective, I feel that even if Hui knows that Oroku Kui doesn't like her and will even hurt him, Hui will accept it without hesitation. Just like Denji wanted to be Magima-san's dog, Haiya wanted to be Oroku Aoi-san's dog. Unlike Denji, I think Hai knew that he was being played around by Oro Aoi and still accepted it. For readers, after knowing the first point, to experience the second point of reading, I can only say that as a comment said, you have to be somewhat masochistic to enjoy it enough. There has to be a reason for Hui Duo's almost obsessive obedience to Lu Kui. I can only say that fortunately I can basically accept the reasons given by the author, otherwise I would really be a bit unbearable and have a stomachache. In the beginning, it was the oppression of the group and the mission of the system. In the middle, it was Hui himself who wanted to save the squad leader and Yukinoshita Saya. Now, the various pressures and demands that Hui is facing have left him with the only option of forming an alliance with Aoi Oruru, which is the best for his own interests. But because of his IQ, skills, Hui's love for Ori Lukui, etc., He essentially became Miss Ori's tool. Well, it's just like Denji does to Makima, but the difference is that Makima doesn't have any feelings for Denji. Although Oro Aoi doesn't love Hai, at least Hai is special to her. In the doll volume, Oroku Aoi said in her confession to Hai that she doesn't like Hai, but Hai must like her, because she is the only one who has Hui. What she has done and what she will do in the future will make her hated by everyone, but when she thinks that Hai will like her, she can persist... Generally speaking, this is a fucking confession, but yes, Oroku still doesn't like Hai, which is outrageous, and I have deeply felt the stomachache in this passage. In addition, I also thought in my heart: Who the hell are these people? Why do you want others to like you if you don't like them? In short, it's outrageous, I mean the heroine. Although this book should not have many readers as the author said, if anyone can read my review, I still want to say that it is worth reading, but the heroine and the emotional line are too weird, so people have different opinions.

After reading Chapter 138, I finally understood that the protagonist traveled through time specifically to be a dog. Aoi Aoi is Sophia, and the protagonist is the Creator. According to the myth in the book, the Creator is Sophia's dog. The author is somewhat M.

The flavor of the light novel is too strong, and the protagonist is not like a Chinese time traveler I admit that the eldest lady's IQ crushes the protagonist, but the male protagonist has a problem with his reaction. When facing the eldest lady, his IQ is obviously not online I don't think that a normal person would pay attention to the black stockings and good figure of the opponent when his life is threatened. When it is said that all electronic devices of the protagonist have been invaded and monitored at all times, the protagonist's reaction is that his heart is palpitating? ! I'll tell you how normal people would react. Normal people would feel panic and anger when their privacy is invaded, and fear that their right to survival is threatened (fear will bring about the urge to destroy the other party) The main reason is that the protagonist's feelings have not changed much throughout the whole process, and he is obviously voluntarily led by the eldest lady I traveled through time and both my parents died. You threatened me with secrets and wanted to cooperate with me. You can do it. You are smart. You were recruited by the chaebol. But it is too much to say that you will be a servant. Anyway, the standard male protagonist at the starting point (not Long Aotian) will definitely activate the power and warn him to go back The male protagonist is a light novel style male protagonist. It is uncomfortable to watch.

To be honest, it would be better to simply eliminate the male protagonist's intelligence and turn him into a thug or puppet who purely follows instructions. . . And due to the information gap, the male protagonist actually has no charm at all. For example, Lu Mingfei without Lu Mingze.

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In order to spray it, I specially charged 100 points. Male protagonist, it makes me sick.

I couldn't agree with the plot of the train chapter. I saw something bad and tried to stop it, and I had the ability to stop it, but because the other person didn't call out to the protagonist for help, I didn't do it. I can't accept it to a certain extent (personal opinion)

I really can't stand up to the radio wave. At the beginning, the male protagonist said that he likes to be isolated and shows no mercy to bullies. Later, he reacts like a licking dog to the female protagonist. I'm not saying that you have to resist or anything. If you were an adult before time travel, isn't what you should do at this time to ask the other party to come up with something that is feasible and can be fulfilled? There is no shame in the employment relationship. Does he agree when the hostess says she wants to be a servant? Excuse me? What is your logic as a normal person? I really can't stand it. I'll withdraw from this radio wave first.

Hmm~ Let me tell you after reading the free chapter, the book is good, but the male protagonist is too stupid. You can read it without bringing in the male protagonist, but it is destined not to be popular. Alas, starting to write male videos about licking dogs will lead to a dead end. The author recommends 🍍 or 🦔, I will moisten it first

Although it is classified as a light novel, this work is actually more similar to discussing the relationship between human nature, animality, and even divinity. Friends who have read Freud or the first edition of the Bible may have a favorable impression. First of all, it needs to be clear that there is no normal human being in the book. Treating the characters who appear as severe mental disorders with distinctive personalities or indescribable natural phenomena may help readers integrate into the lonely and grand mythological core of the novel. By the way, this book has a contradictory and subtle quality that makes it difficult for you to tell whether the style is closer to Nishio Restoration or Shakespeare. The concise and clean text is filled with an operatic aria fanaticism. There will be a lot of hints of pornographic plots in the book, but the purpose of such passages is more similar to describing the ruptured qualities of the characters in the book that deviate from ordinary people's ethical concepts. Just as Murakami has always used it to depict loneliness, Greek sculpture uses nudity to portray the sacred. Just like the chocolate chips that accompany coffee, the long history and heavy themes are submerged in the crisp taste through this playful and light technique. It is a masterpiece that you will regret if you miss it. Maybe it will achieve the same literary status as "Faust" after a long time.