Tokyoites Don't Play Fair
东京人不讲武德
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Everyday Romance
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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11.3kRecommendations
65.6kFans
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This is a stock market novel; those who enjoy harem stories with multiple heroines or pure romance novels with a single heroine can enjoy it.
Character Profile: Karasu Saki
Actually, there are no people with the surname "Karakawa" in Japan (at least not registered). However, "X-Kawa" is a very common Japanese surname. Try drawing the image of a wicked woman who resembles a crow.
Profile 2: Edogori Yukiko
The name "Jiangniao" means "bird that swims in the river," which is probably what I associated with the surname "Kamoshida." "Yukiko" represents harvest and also the sacredness of the profession of "teacher." I tried to draw what a bad adult woman looks like.
I hate Mary Sue protagonists the most
The protagonist's previous life was that of a Japanese high school student who committed suicide after being bullied by three classmates. The protagonist was reborn in another body, but instead of seeking revenge for his predecessor who was driven to suicide, he befriended the three bullies, ultimately bringing good fortune to them.
Character Profile 1: Makoto Kyushu
Since I don't know how to use AI technology, I had to use traditional painting techniques to create the character design for the main character. I tried my best to capture a sense of mediocrity yet grandeur. The battle pose in the middle was inspired by Artorias and Narukami Yu.
This is quite discouraging... The protagonist is trying to uphold justice while simultaneously putting Karasuka in dangerous situations. The fact that Adachi changed the location, especially to a karaoke bar, should have made it clear that something bad was going to happen. Now, the next chapter is another hero rescuing a damsel in distress...
I've only read a few chapters. The protagonist in this ideal world doesn't care about logic; as long as he believes something will succeed, whether the logic is sound or not doesn't matter. Things will definitely unfold according to his wishes. Moreover, he's immature in his thinking and kind-hearted. It's like the male lead from some action-packed anime has wandered into a novel.
This book even features people like this! It really made me realize the importance of biodiversity.
Honestly, anyone who has read other books in the same category will know how excellent this one is. Like the first 30 chapters of that book, "Too Late to Regret," there weren't many satisfying moments. I enjoyed this book almost from beginning to end, and it took me an entire night to finish reading it. So if you don't like watching it and still want to criticize it, just leave.
The book before and after its release are completely different.