
A Guide to Tokyo Girlfriends
东京女友图鉴
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 4.7M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Sigh, the part where Sakura gets cancer really bothered me. It felt so fatalistic. Did all the male lead's planning over the past decade go to waste? And if it's cancer, why hide it? It felt like a third-rate, melodramatic soap opera, and it immediately lowered my opinion of Sakura. Could someone please tell me when the main character finds out Sakura has cancer? In which chapter? If the latest chapter doesn't tell me, then I'll just leave it at that for now.
The book's weakness: There are too many female leads. Up to chapter 203 I've read, there are at least eight, and I hear more will be added later. Keep in mind this isn't a cultivation harem novel; it's a slice-of-life story depicting delicate emotions.
Having read half of it, I felt a strange disconnect when Sakura started hiding her cancer. It felt abrupt and jarring. Cancer isn't a disease you can't avoid just by paying attention to your diet, but the way the author wrote it made the protagonist's years of care and concern seem meaningless.
Nishinomiya Glass From The Silent Voice
Miki Okudera From "Your Name"
Sigh, it's clearly a very good book, but I have a feeling the author is running out of steam 🥲. Not many people are reading it; they're probably all drawn in by things like picking up a high school girl, being a landlord, or finding a wife. This kind of lighthearted slice-of-life story, without a bit of slapstick humor, can't attract readers. It's a pity.
Has the plot of Sakura's story been resolved yet? I stopped subscribing after she was diagnosed with her illness, and it seems there aren't any chapter titles. Once she found out she was sick, it felt like all the precautions I took before were a joke. Is this illness really something she had to get to stay true to the original story?
Sakura Yamauchi is definitely most beautiful when she smiles and moves around 😭
A gentle and intellectual mature woman is truly irresistible! 😆😆 I always find myself unwittingly drawn into its gentle, spring-like warmth. 😌😌
I just saw that Sakura was hiding this part. Wait, what is she hiding? She should have been treated as soon as she was diagnosed early. What's the point of hiding it? The protagonist's stupidity is ridiculous. After being so anxious and attentive for so many years, why didn't he accompany them to their check-ups? The book is great, but this part really hurt me. Ugh, I'll stop here and keep reading, hoping the rest will help.