Tokyo's Strange Tales

The protagonist has an incredibly suffocating thought process.

These kinds of everyday demons and ghosts have no future.

I initially thought it would be quite interesting, but then what happened? The cat fairy repaying a debt of gratitude—what a mess! You just dealt with it directly, cleanly and efficiently.

Chapter Three is really badly written.

It was alright at first, until another female lead appeared, and then... (Poisonous)

Keep it up, author! Update faster, don't let others influence you, it's very well written.

Why didn't you just use the Rain Woman's demonic power from the Night Parade of One Hundred Demons to restore Karen? Why did you have to cause all this trouble?

They're just messing things up; the whole situation is completely misunderstanding.

This book is garbage, you should cut it as soon as possible, it's too toxic to read.

It's really badly written, especially the romance. If you're going to write about a bunch of women, why create such a chaotic love triangle? It's really annoying to read. Can't you just write it peacefully?