I’m a Dragon Sparrow in Tokyo
我在东京当龙雀
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 350k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Reborn in Japan (Including Japanese Entertainment)
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I've been a bit lazy lately, so I'll put off writing reviews for now. I've tried every book here myself. I can't promise that promising new authors won't lose their way later on, but at least these stories have something fresh to offer. If one goes off the rails, I'll remove it. The completed books are all up to standard. I can't promise everyone will love them, but they're solid picks. No doubt about it! ο(=•ω<=)ρ⌒☆
Jiang Xue's Book Pavilion
A little of everything, all books I personally enjoy! (Authors, if you don't like my recommendation blurb, feel free to tell me and I can revise it.)
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Are there any novels about Japanese masochists? Can anyone recommend one? Ever since watching Tenma and being blown away by the Great Demon King, I've fallen into the deep pit of Japanese mahjong, but so far I haven't won a single Yakuman, not even a winning hand on a kong. I've chased my dream countless times, only to have it shattered by a broken pair. The only time I managed to win was with four concealed triplets, and not even with a single player. It's so frustrating.
Please stop stirring up trouble. The author works hard to update; let's just read quietly. If there are duplicate chapters, just refresh the page after a while. The author writes on their phone in spare time. This book is already niche. Please understand, it's for the sake of full attendance bonus. Those who can afford it, please subscribe to support the author.
Is the author still around? It's about time for the monthly update.
A message to the author! I don't know what the author was thinking! Judging from the synopsis, mahjong is just the beginning. The main focus of the story is on competitive light novels, with the core theme being to compete in order to win. However, writing Japanese mahjong has a relatively high threshold for readers, so the results may not be very high.
Let's all show off the winning hands we got in Mahjong Soul!
Is the author still alive? (Just kidding)
Hey bro, hang in there. The author I used to follow wrote about CS: GO esports, which is even more niche. He only got 100 subscriptions on his first day, and his writing wasn't that great, but I kept following him and voting for him. I've been following this for ages, and the author persevered and finished it.
Speaking of yo-yos, I think they're the only thing that defies special effects, where reality is far superior to what's shown on TV. TV shows are full of flashy techniques, but once you really understand them, they're all just basics.
Don't get too caught up in Mahjong Soul all the time; write more articles; (Attached is a picture of a perfect hand)