In Tokyo, Even the Peerless Fierce Dragon Fears the Chopping Knife
人在东京，绝世猛龙也怕柴刀
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
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- Urban
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- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Please write less about women dominating harem novels. These kinds of stories are really off-putting. There are already several types of harems, and some I don't like have harems with knotted wings—it just looks really awkward.
Some people say they can learn a lot about economics from this book. I just smile and say nothing when I see such comments. This novel is indeed well-written, absolutely brilliant!
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I've read forty chapters. The whole thing unfolds in a very idiotic way. First, he's almost killed, then someone records a video of him threatening him, then loan sharks come knocking, banks come knocking, his company is seized—basically, the story ends in a single sentence.
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The male lead is a complete idiot. He knew there was a problem with the security camera footage, yet he still let someone film him. Did he really want that video posted online? A complete idiot.
Is it just my imagination, but I feel like the values in this book become a bit skewed towards the end? Or is the author alluding to some real-world phenomena?
Sakurako Ikeda
Having read over 130 chapters, compared to the protagonist Sakurako Ikeda, she seems like a complete idiot, with virtually no redeeming qualities. It seems that information from later generations is of little use except for the idea of instant messaging.
The male lead is rather useless; he can't fight or scheme, and has no redeeming qualities; he mainly relies on being a kept man and luck.