
In Tokyo, I’m Number One on the Yokai Rankings
人在东京,妖魔榜第一
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 764k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
284Chapters
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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?
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+
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,
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 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.