The Perfect Life in Tokyo

Well written, a standard Japanese style of plagiarism, comfortable to read, suitable for relaxing and clearing your mind, without feeling formulaic or disgusting, it's a good read.

Sure, if you're interested in music, I'd love to hear music by the Japanese musical genius Kenshi Yonezu.

Don't ask why it didn't perform well. First, it wasn't recommended; second, it's a niche book; and third, the author's writing is too bland and lacks any particularly exciting moments.

So many female supporting characters, yet only one female lead?

Having read up to chapter 204, I want to ask the author: what is the purpose of introducing the younger sister and teacher characters? Now that he has established a relationship with Chihiro, will the author create some more ambiguous relationships with these two characters later on? On the one hand, why flirt if you're not going to marry her?

At first glance, it looks like Dongguan's perfect life.

The first five chapters were great, but from the sixth chapter onwards I had to skip around.

It's quite well written. The author seems a bit rushed right now, wanting to write everything. Is the pace a little too fast? Keep it up, author!

I believe those comments saying it's good, but don't lie to me!

Dongguan Perfect Life