Tokyo: I'm Tangled Up with a Wicked Woman

I suggest removing the "romance" part; perhaps I'm being too twisted. I want Chizuru to be killed.

This book is getting more and more popular, mainly because of the male protagonist's helplessness, yet it also has a unique charm. The anticipation for his comeback makes it impossible to stop reading now.

I have something to announce You are all my wings! Love you all~ mua~~

Is this the Kengan world? Everyone's so powerful! Can't the protagonist become like Yujiro? It feels like the protagonist's development is being somewhat hampered so far. 🙂

In recent years, whether it's a school-themed or supernatural Japanese light novel, their daily lives have tried to resemble normal life as much as possible. This means that arguments are limited to verbal exchanges, and at worst, a teacher can be called in to resolve the situation.

The female lead doesn't necessarily have to have a relationship with the male lead. Her role is important, just like how the female lead doesn't necessarily have to have a romantic relationship with the male lead. Take Chizuru Kambe, a woman who almost influences the entire plot, for example. If she can't be the female lead, then whose role can be the female lead? As for whether the protagonist will fall in love with the girls from the Extraordinary Ones... That's not necessarily true!

The unexpected development truly resembles a light novel from the old days in Japan—realistic yet bizarre, it's practically a masterpiece. If it hadn't had a twist, it could have continued writing. However, it feels like it's no longer a light novel in the traditional sense, but rather an anti-light novel.

Kiyoka Akiji: Let the world feel pain! Spicy Asahi!

Chizuru Kamibane: The difference between power and violence is simply the correct or incorrect use of force; ultimately, it comes down to one's own judgment. Therefore, power and violence are essentially the same.

Read on!!!