He Lives in Tokyo and Is the King of Light Novels

So far, Chapter 16 feels pretty good. The character of the protagonist seems to be almost problematic. As long as the heroine doesn't give too much away, it's okay.

Good guy, the author asked the protagonist to write a novel about the son-in-law of a dragon king, and the protagonist of the novel was actually set to be the heir to the emperor. That's it, I won an award. . . I feel like my IQ is being rubbed like crazy. . .

I just finished reading the first chapter. Although it is a typical death of both parents, isn't it said that the accident happened on a sightseeing boat while traveling? Shouldn't there be compensation? On the contrary, I am poor and have nothing, and I am so poor.

There was an accident on the yacht and I had no money to accompany me. My parents passed away and I was left with only one bed. I was wondering who should sleep in it, or should I copy a novel from the same world?

Please don't write about the eunuch male protagonist, okay? It only makes me more annoyed when I see it

It's so frustrating, and it smells like Ri Qing's. China doesn't have such a frustrating style of novels. The author must have followed Ri Qing's routine!

I suggest that the Kuriyama author be eliminated. It looks disgusting.

It seems like a harem, but I can't figure it out since I've traveled through time and didn't even eat the meat delivered to my door.

The author takes it for granted. The minimum hourly wage for part-time workers in Japan is 950. The author was able to figure out a total of 200. . . .

In a word, this protagonist is definitely not a person who has been reborn through time travel. It feels so childish. This novel looks very familiar. The protagonist has a strong sense of Izumi authenticity.

Mashiro, Kirisa, Goblin.... The old man can see the prototype at a glance. As for the editor, she has too many prototypes.

The protagonist's dialogue and personality are too childish. It feels like a funny character when read. It's too awkward.

The writing is very good, keep at it, wait until you have a big leg, this book can fly, believe in yourself!

I actually want to ask, does Japan have a system for writing? Is there a clone stream in Japan? If not, there seems to be no need to worry about the Dragon King.

It is tasteless to eat and a pity to throw away.

To be honest, the character of the protagonist, a rotten good guy, is really disgusting.

I feel like when a new heroine appears, she will be discouraged.

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In the past, there were also online novels written in Japan, but in the end they were all eunuchs

What I wrote earlier is pretty good, but after Ichinose came out, I felt that it wasn't very good. Let's read it again first.

I don't know what you think, writing a male protagonist who is so frustrated in this exciting literary environment 😅

The author writes well, keep up the good work

Good luck to the author. If you don't have much money, I can only support you mentally. Don't worry about what they say. What you write is a novel. It's good enough.

Although I don't like this novel very much, I still bought it.

I rarely take the initiative to post in book circles when I read books, but I can't help myself lately. In a nutshell, Although this is definitely a harem story, but the author and the male protagonist are asked to behave more normally. Anyone who is not a woman must be Asasi and must be included in the harem. The protagonist didn't eat grapefruit at the beginning, but I was actually quite happy - I am very disgusted with the idea of ​​a small group of book friends that "If you don't eat in this situation, you will be a eunuch male protagonist". After all, a normal person should still do something and something not to do. But just because I should do something wrong, I feel... Let's put it this way, anyway, Ichinose is so jumping on the front foot, The male protagonist on the back foot can develop a romantic relationship with her, I can only say that I personally think it is quite disappointing...

Well, I thought it was pretty good at first, but the more I watched it, the less I liked it. Maybe I'm a little disgusted with this kind of eunuch protagonist.

After reading a few chapters, the writing was too casual.

I have absolutely no idea what I'm writing.

Why write an impotent male protagonist of Asasi? It's better to just watch the drama.

I would like to ask the author, will Sashi appear in the future? I feel that I really like this character.