The Laid-Back Teacher of Tokyo

It seems like the old thief is about to switch accounts. His writing is actually quite good, but he lacks a good grasp of the tropes (the satisfying moments). That's exactly what's missing; it's time for him to have some enlightenment in the Dragon Realm. 😏

Youxiang

The lively opening scene was probably inspired by the manga "Barakamon". I really like the atmosphere of that anime; the author probably wanted that kind of opening to convey that feeling. The characters and stories that follow have nothing to do with anime. I really like this kind of author, unlike those trashy authors who plagiarized even the main plot.

In fact, I couldn't get through chapter 33, so I thought I'd save it for later. Novels set in places like Tokyo, Japan, are mostly written by manga enthusiasts (to be honest, I admire them; I tried writing one myself, and damn, my brain just wouldn't work after a thousand words).

This book shows no signs of this yet! When it comes to romance, how many naive and innocent lines in the early stages are poisonous to a whole bunch of Shennong (a legendary figure known for his romantic and romantic relationships)? I don't object to female protagonists having inner monologues like "Ah, oh, their hands touched."

Let me contribute my small share.

It's moist, so I just glanced at the beginning.

Rena

Kyoko

Couldn't they have put more effort into describing the female lead? Is all she has to offer besides her sweet appearance?