Creator of Tokyo

That's really awesome, I mean the female lead. This must be the first time I've seen such a... Well, so shockingly bad female lead on Qidian. The last time I felt this way was when I was watching Chainsaw Man. I believe no other fanfiction about Chainsaw Man can come so close to Miss Machima as Zhe Lu Kui in this novel, even though the book has absolutely nothing to do with Chainsaw Man.

After reading chapter 138, I finally understood: the protagonist transmigrated here specifically to be a dog. Zhelukui 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 of a masochist.

It feels too much like a light novel, and the protagonist doesn't seem like a typical Chinese time traveler. I admit that the young lady's intelligence far surpasses that of the protagonist, but the male lead's reactions are problematic; his intelligence is clearly offline when he's talking to the young lady.

Honestly, they might as well just nullify the male lead's intelligence and turn him into a mere henchman or puppet who follows orders... After all, the female lead's intelligence completely surpasses the protagonist's. And due to the information gap, the male lead actually has no charm whatsoever; for example, a Lu Mingfei without Lu Mingze.

Is there no problem? 😆

I specifically recharged 100 points just to give it a shout-out. The male lead disgusted me.

I find the storyline of the tram chapter a bit hard to accept. The protagonist sees something bad happening and has the ability to stop it, but because the other party doesn't call for help, he doesn't do anything. To some extent, I can't accept it (personal opinion).

This just doesn't click. The male lead says he enjoys isolation and is ruthless towards bullies, but then he acts like a lapdog towards the female lead. I'm not saying you have to fight back, but if he was an adult before he transmigrated, shouldn't he demand something tangible and enforceable from the other party? An employer-employee relationship isn't shameful.

Hmm~ I read the free chapters and here's my take: the book is good, but the male lead is too stupid. If you don't empathize with him, it's readable, but it's destined not to be a hit. Sigh, writing male-oriented simp stories on Qidian is a dead end. The author suggests a sugar rush or sugar purse; I'm going to get some now.

Although categorized as a light novel, this work is actually closer to discussing the relationship between humanity, bestiality, and even divinity. Those familiar with Freud or the first edition of the Bible may find it more appealing. First and foremost, it's important to clarify that there isn't a single normal human being in the entire book.