I'm in Tokyo, Number One on the Monster List

It's a very good book, but after seeing how the protagonist dealt with it when Qing Deng Xing came to visit, I immediately felt like giving up. (Qing Dengxing came with murderous intentions, but the protagonist didn't want to take action at all. When he was forced to take action, he was just banned without a reasonable explanation. He said he was afraid of losing control of his demonic power after killing. In addition, for other innocent people, the overall reading feels that it is very easy to save but they don't want to save at all. It's like a billionaire who can save a person with a penny, but just doesn't want to save. He doesn't care about the penny but cares: It's none of my business)

I always felt that the atmosphere was not well-done, and there was no sense of tension in the world of demons and troubled times. It stands to reason that there are thousands of monsters on the ranking list with names, but no one takes the initiative to eliminate them. But after the demons cause trouble, the demon slayer will be helpless, and the protagonist happens to take action. The monster has been revealed to the public, and many people have disappeared, but everyone seems to be going to work and school as usual. Anyway, it feels weird. Maybe it's because I don't understand Japan😧

As a girl who silently skipped almost all harem plots, I thought the book was pretty good. The multi-layered waistcoat falls just right, which is quite cool as a cool article. The more I think about this No. 1 Setting, the more awesome it gets. The early characterizations are also pretty good, with each girl having a distinct personality. The reason for concealing his identity is a bit far-fetched, but acceptable. The plot of Going to China is quite interesting so far, and I really want to continue watching it. But when I returned to Japan, it was a bit inconsistent and fragmented. I hope it can be dealt with. The overall level is above average, which is already very good. After all, there are too few books with good subject matter that meet my taste and are of a high standard. When I saw the part about Qing Deng Xing where he only saved his own girl and left everyone else to die, I felt that the character of the protagonist was a bit too unkind and only cared about the people around him, which almost poisoned me. Later, I found out that the author didn't write it clearly. In fact, those people would not die there, so the protagonist's three views should still be within the normal range., Some comments talked about bulldozers and the character of the protagonist portrayed in the harem plot was disgusting-coincidentally, I didn't watch hh. So I feel that Aoki Terumi is more generous. The character of the vampire who appears in the later period is too poisonous, and from about here, the proportion of the harem plot is a bit too large, and the look and feel is more YY and not good to watch. So there are a lot of chapters in one jump. I have already obtained the Badge of Street Fighting King, and when I meet someone I like, I am afraid that the unfinished eunuch will run away. . . After careful analysis, I found that the plot arrangement is really strong and the rhythm is really refreshing! Big cheers for the author! !

Let me talk about my feelings. First, I feel that the main character was exposed too early. His identity was exposed in just a few chapters. It feels like he had been hiding it for so many years. Second, there are enough female protagonists now. I don't believe that the demon side will not be added in the future. If there are too many, it will be easy to homogenize or create a vase.

It's really annoying to make such noise: According to the author's setting, there are six high school student demon slayers in a school (excluding the protagonist). Extrapolating from the normal distribution, there are at least 10,000 high school student demon slayers in Tokyo alone. Including seniors and apprentices, the mortality rate in the process of exorcism is 50%. The number of exorcists in Tokyo will not be less than 80,000, and the entire Japan will be at least 350,000. However, the author said that there are only 3,000 demon slayers in Tokyo? This distribution pattern is outrageous, with a deviation of nearly 30 times. What's even more outrageous is that these six high school students are still among the top 2,000 on the list. . . Are the other seniors just doing it for a living? Is it true that the protagonist is surrounded by geniuses? In "Spell Return", there are less than 100 new generation of spell masters in Japan, including major families and wild ones! If the entire magic world can gather 1,000 people, it will be considered prosperous. There is only one spell school in the whole of Tokyo, and you have to go to the countryside to recruit students, compete with major families, and make your own spells to beat out less than ten students. . . Although there are few people, at least it seems reasonable. There are eight exorcists in an ordinary high school (six teachers, protagonists, and club members). This distribution law cannot be hidden from ordinary people.

Suddenly I discovered a problem. The number of demon slayers was too small. There were five or six demon slayers in any school, and they were all high school students. You said that if it is a school that specializes in exorcizing demons, in a country with a population of hundreds of millions, it would be okay if the students in it rank in the thousands. But looking at this list, it seems that there are only a few thousand people in total. There are no older generations. They are middle-aged and have mature personalities. Are there young people in society who can be demon exterminators? If there are, there should be tens of thousands of them even if it is less.

Personally, I suggest that the pace be faster. To be honest, after reading more than ten chapters, I personally feel that reading this book is like reading Qi Shen. The pace of the plot is as bland as water. It was okay when I first read it, but after a long time, it felt quite boring.

Introduction to such a corrupt character. He killed a monster on the road and found that someone was coming. He said he didn't have time to retreat and lay down on the ground to die laughing.

Why are most of the male protagonists in this kind of Tokyo title passive and acting very pretentious?

I don't think it's realistic. There are so many women in the opening. The first few pictures of Lightning Strike make me feel that the protagonist's life was in vain. The ones before time travel and the past few years,

Thoughts after reading twenty chapters The introduction said that I ranked first on both lists I almost exposed my identity in order to kill a little demon The solution was to pretend to be a frightened rookie demon slayer... If you have a better mind, you will know that the demon will make noises to attract others Quickly fight and leave the scene It will not matter if you have higher perception ability. The woman quickly got closer and realized that If you are faster, you can leave in an instant without being seen In short, the male protagonist is a guy with only added strength and no other attributes When I came to the club for the test again, I emphasized that I couldn't control my spiritual power in subtle ways Brother, whose body is yours? Eight years of training for you Do you just add some strength? Directly reduce the price of the number one on the double list In my opinion, the number one on the double list is just Strength 9999+ Agility 1+ Wisdom 1+

A standard harem drama, taking the Japanese light novel model, is actually not very popular here. This kind of protagonist is hesitant and uncomfortable to watch. The heroine falls in love with the protagonist inexplicably. The protagonist accepts or rejects the protagonist. The more I read, the less I want to think about the setting that a reborn person should have.

I couldn't stand it when I saw Chifuyu asking the protagonist to join the club. Apart from his strength, he felt like a useless male protagonist.

A man, a hesitant, serious Asasi male protagonist. Unfortunately, there are too many of them, I feel sick after watching them.

Give your heart to Tamamo-mae's wife! Net map

As a reborn person, I have no opinions or suggestions at all. I listen to whatever no one says.

I was quite interested at first, but when I saw that she was joining a club as a nanny, I instantly lost interest.

I clearly said I didn't want to join the club, but after being told a few words I joined, and I was convinced.

An inexplicable older sister is brought in. The plot only protects her younger brother and then fucks her younger brother. There is no good feeling and no sense of plot.

If you can't find a black one, just pick one up.

It felt good when I first watched it, but it became more uncomfortable and nauseating after watching it. This setting of the number of demon slayers is illogical. Among the 2,000 ranked schools in Japan, one after another is on the list. Is it possible that even an adult slayer can't compare to a student? The character design is also broken. At first, the male protagonist thought he was a calm and steady person, but later when he was provoked, he only hit men and let women go. He said he would not hit women. Why, from now on, as long as you are a woman, you will let go? Then the female protagonist invited the male protagonist to join the club. She kept inviting the male protagonist even though she said he wouldn't join. Later, when she invited him again, she refused but refused to welcome him. She was indecisive. How many days have we known each other? Isn't it bad to be convinced and decisively refuse to enter if you don't want to enter? Isn't it bad to stand firm? Do you think you are very Asashi? In short, the greater the expectations, the more disgusting I feel. After reading dozens of chapters, I just couldn't stand it anymore. After reading this summary, the author said that the more he wrote, the more he couldn't control it and there was nothing he could do. I'm thinking that if you can't write well, just say it openly and don't think it's someone else's fault. Yes, it was uncomfortable to begin with. I really couldn't complain until I saw it at the end. After reading novels in these years, this is the first time I'm trolling someone.

The first 100 chapters of this novel make me want to continue reading. It has been a long time since I encountered a light novel that suits my taste. But the ambiguous relationship between the siblings at the end left me confused. As for those friends who like this kind of plot, I have nothing to say. But I still want to complain: people can't, at least they shouldn't. . . . Although it was ambiguous for dozens of chapters, the author has changed the setting: the sister is not biological. But I think this plot has still screened out a large number of readers.

This is the fifth time this book has been recommended to me. Could you please tell me if you have read it, is it good?

I don't know why, but I recently found that the most interesting things are one chapter a day.

Not my cup of tea. Suitable for little girls aged 16-19.

What Chiba Chifuyu gave me was too outrageous.

The title of the book is Invincible, and the introduction is Urban Mystery + Invincible Introduction. At first, I thought it was like One Punch Man, an ordinary person, but it is very similar, but it turned out to be a few big surprises at the beginning: 1. Falling into the corner of the academy The sexual turmoil drags on and on for four or five chapters. The layout is too small, and the pretentious techniques are too old. Such an invincible strong man must always be involved in the rules of the world. Instead of letting your protagonist be a shark at will, wouldn't you add willpower or mental skills? You have to do it, and you have to be watched. You are not a practitioner of Rise of Drafts, so why are you doing this? 2. Hakimi is too annoying, has no dignity at all, and the protagonist as the master is also pure fvv. 3. A female character who appears for less than five minutes can guess the hidden identity of the protagonist, so why are you pretending? It's really just high-energy values ​​and low-energy brains. It's better to be more casual. Why did the first monster pretend to be frightened? Think about the scene of Saitama bald and punching a big demon, then turning around and lying on the ground to pretend to be a passerby. Saitama also wants to be ordinary, but he cleverly arranges all kinds of chances and coincidences without revealing his identity, and those who know his identity are extremely enthusiastic and flattering about him. Isn't this a good template?

How come this book is updated weekly?

I suddenly came across this book, so I asked where the group is and wanted to read the extras.

The writing style is not good, the subject matter is good, but the writing is not detailed enough.