
Natsume-kun Just Wants to Survive
夏目君只想活下去
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Everyday Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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As I watched further, I felt the male lead turned into a charlatan who just talked nonsense 😓 I couldn't see where his charm lay anymore.
In the daily life of a harem, Natsume may not be gentle, but he is very selfish.
The book is good! The characters are all well-developed, but perhaps due to length constraints, some characters had to leave the story, including you, Little Lily. I couldn't get through the beginning. The author writes about daily life in Tokyo, but I don't know if it's because of a lack of writing skill or a lack of understanding of Tokyo's local customs, but it felt a bit jarring.
I often wonder why an author could write a book like this. Where are your bottom lines? Where are your morals? Where is your daily update rate of 10,000 words? 😭 (I've already marked this as a featured post.)
The demon girl by the bridge in the twilight rain♪ "Little Sayuri"
Yumi Sato, a girl in Class 2-A who loves running.
Have you ever watched "Natsume's Book of Friends"? When I first heard it, I thought it was "Natsume's Funeral."
Impressive! Such writing style and such free and natural descriptions are rare. Think of a way to get some featured posts or recommendations so that more people can see it; it'll definitely go viral. I'll order everything when I have the money at the end of the month.
Sigh, I really love this book. The simple and warm daily life, Sayuri's innocence and cuteness, Natsume's occasional maturity mixed with a touch of childishness, Sato Yumi's tsundere and dazed charm, Amamiya's rich girl charm as she just reveals a glimpse of her backstory, and their daily lives in this extraordinary world that is clearly unusual.
The protagonist is a typical example of a useless male lead in anime. Compared to other anime romance novels I've read, the male lead in this book doesn't seem to have any redeeming qualities or special abilities to build a harem; his only redeeming quality is his passive ability to increase his charm.
The Shrine Maiden of Asakusa Shrine ♪ "Miyagawa Suzune"