Tokyo: I Can Play Different Personalities

It's been a long time since I've seen a book that appeals to me so much. It must be hard for my sister-in-law because the author is so short (just say it, the quantity is not important, maintaining quality is fundamental)

Gee, my brain feels pretty good, but I always feel like something is not quite right. It may be because of some incoherence and some incorrect sentences. I hope I can check it out.

I'm really confused about the subject matter. I'm interested in it, but the emotional scenes are really confusing. The male protagonist deliberately peeped at the chaebol lady in class. The chaebol lady noticed it and came to the male protagonist after class. The male protagonist directly lied, "I hope you will be my girlfriend." The young lady agreed the next day. I can only say that I don't understand this process at all. I can only be annoyed that the male protagonist is a succubus in human form, and the plug-in forces the favor to increase, and the eldest lady is such a person. In the end, they went to bed directly after only a few days of dating without any emotional foundation? I can't understand it even more. Then the chaebol eldest lady seems to have directly turned into a female protagonist who makes love to the male protagonist all day long? Just... This female protagonist feels completely without personality, and her only purpose of existence is to show off how powerful the male protagonist is. The male protagonist has become a bulldozer who falls in love with a woman, and the female protagonist has become a welfare girl who can't stand up and has sex with the male protagonist. The emotional scenes in p5 are also quite delicate. . . Why is it like this? Why not stallion writing. Because the number of female protagonists with homogeneous characteristics was too great, stallion stories were later directly reduced to being pushed into the background. Without personality and dignity, the only purpose is to give it to the male protagonist for free. But the beginning of this novel is not a stallion novel. . . Very confused.

I look forward to the end when the protagonist looks in the mirror and realizes that he does not look like himself but a combination of a group of people. If I am not me, then Thai pants are hot.

Rating: Liangcao+ Recommendation: A Tokyo-style system novel. The protagonist can switch between different personalities to obtain different skills, and can also fuse different personalities to obtain a more advanced personality. The setting is very novel and highly fashionable. The constantly switching personalities can give readers a sense of expectation, creating a strong curiosity about how the protagonist solves problems and what kind of personality he uses to solve problems. Moreover, highly fashionable titles like fraudster and phantom thief can also prick the hearts of some secondary readers (such as me). The only flaw is that I think the personality system set by the author can actually generate cash rewards, which spoils the perception. In terms of plot, I think it's pretty good so far. The first three chapters very quickly explain the background of the protagonist, the current situation, the goals that need to be achieved, and simply show the protagonist's character and the role of the system. The rhythm is well grasped and relaxed. After a short period of preparation, the author began to promote the main plot. Currently, he has written a semi-fraud plot (the half-fraud plot) that is still in progress and has not been completed. The character of using deception to do justice, punishing evil and promoting good is very lovable in itself. First describing the process of fraud, and then revealing the complete truth, it has the tension and excitement of a mystery story. But for now, the emotional rendering is not very good. The ending and beginning of the first fraud are a bit sloppy, and there is no particularly heart-wrenching feeling. These are all regrettable parts. I hope that the ongoing fraud plot can be written better. #New book trial#

Why do they say it looks like a projectile? I feel like it's a bit like the P5, the attic gun room, right?

The average monthly salary in Tokyo is 300,000 to 400,000 yen... By the way, the monthly salary at a yakiniku restaurant is 360,000 yen (in Tokyo, but it is tiring), which leaves about 320,000 yen after tax. Of course, if you work part-time, it will not be so high. The hourly wage is about 1100 to 1200, and the night shift will be higher (1300 to 1500)

P5R is the great fraudster/cheating the world. The look and feel is very good, come on.

Updates are discontinued. I still like the subject matter. It's a pity.

I think the writing is quite good and fresh.