Tokyoites Don't Play Fair

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In fact, there are currently no people with the surname "Arakawa" in Japan (at least not registered). But "Xikawa" itself is a very common Japanese surname. Try to draw the image of a bad woman who looks like a crow.

Etori means river bird, which is probably what I associate with the surname "Kamoshida". Rang Jizi represents a good harvest and also represents the sacredness of the profession of "teacher". Attempt to draw what an adult bad woman looks like.

The protagonist's predecessor was a Japanese high school student who was bullied by three classmates and committed suicide. The protagonist used his body to resurrect his soul and instead of avenging his predecessor who was forced to commit suicide, he made friends with the three bullies, allowing the three people to finally get good rewards. The soul of it is that the Chinese (bah, they are ashamed to be together) traveled to Japan and saw the Japanese killing Japanese, so they were accidentally killed by the Japanese police in order to save the Japanese, and they never thought about revenge. The protagonist is a pure bitch, the Holy Mother came to the Japanese. If he was born in the 1930s, he would be a pure beast who brought his own dry food but also had to lead the way for the emperor.

Because I don't know how to use AI technology, I had to use traditional painting to make a portrait of the protagonist. I tried my best to draw a mediocre but bold feeling. The fighting pose in the middle is a reference to Artreus and Yu Narukami.

It's quite tempting to give up... The protagonist is thinking about enforcing justice, but at the same time, he puts Yachuan in danger. Adachi changed the location, and it was changed to KTV, so you should know that it is not a good thing. Now the next chapter is about the hero saving the beauty, right... No, the protagonist has never thought about what if the Adachi organization is very big and there are many accomplices there, and he can't save it? Furthermore, speaking of Akagawa himself, Akagawa himself has the desire to investigate in depth, but it is more of a repayment to the protagonist. This is no problem, right? Akagawa is afraid of Adachi, and she is not the protagonist and is willing to pay a lot for justice. Now that she has awakened, she is just doing justice within her ability. Wouldn't it be the protagonist Akagawa who wants to go? Isn't it appropriate for the protagonist to be tougher and refuse? You can't create conflicts like this, right? It's good for a hero to save a beauty, but don't you think it's inappropriate just because you are in danger... Co-authored because she is willing, because apart from her choice, there is no way to conduct in-depth investigation, so she has to let Yachuan go? Is it much easier to shoulder your own justice on others? I never thought that something happened to Crow River and you didn't have time to save me (it's entirely possible in the article, you don't say anything when you enter the door and apply medicine first). Then what's the use of desperately seeking revenge... There is a beginning and an end, waiting for your update, at least I have finished reading Adachi's part.

I just read a few chapters. The protagonist lives in an ideal world and does things regardless of logic. As long as the protagonist thinks that something can be done, it doesn't matter whether the logic is reasonable or not. Things will definitely develop according to the protagonist's ideas. He also has a childish mind and a kind personality. This is the male protagonist from some hot-blooded anime who ended up in a novel.

There are actually people like this in this book. It really made me understand the diversity of life

To be honest, if you have read other similar books, you will know how outstanding this one is. Like the first 30 chapters of the book "Repentance", it's not that exciting. I enjoyed this book almost from beginning to end, and it took me an entire night to read it. So if you don't like watching and still complaining, please leave quickly. Anyway, they are just a group of self-righteous giant babies. They will destroy anyone who disagrees with their opinions and will not think about it at all. What's wrong with the protagonist giving others a chance to reform? Human beings will make mistakes, let alone a group of minors? What's wrong with the protagonist simply solving problems in an adult way? Isn't it time to appreciate the protagonist's magnanimity? Only one with such a distorted mentality and outlook would say that the protagonist is a fool and a virgin?

There are completely two books before and after the shelves.