
Tokyo: Starting with a Simulation of My Class’s Blonde Beauties
东京:从模拟班级金发美少女开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 413k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Everyday Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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148Chapters
1.5kRecommendations
17.9kFans
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Why didn't they kill Ichiro during the simulation in Chapter 13? They could have directly opened a hidden storyline—Imprisonment, enlightenment in Ryuchang.
I don't understand why these Tokyo-themed writers all like to write about secondhand married women; it's really off-putting.
Why do all the characters in Tokyo Simulator have wives? 🙂
Science fiction! I never dreamed I'd see urban slapstick and face-slapping in a Japanese light novel romance—and not just any ordinary slapstick and face-slapping! It feels like a variation of that old trope where the male protagonist gets looked down upon by security guards and then gets slapped in the face. This kind of formula isn't even used in modern urban novels anymore, okay? 😅
Some things about this book
I talked to the author today and learned the following information. 1. Treat the "golden finger" feature as simply a way to exchange money for skills and information (just pretend it doesn't exist). 2. The author hasn't decided how to handle the younger sister's situation yet. 3. Not one of them can escape. 4. There might be a new female lead in the university arc.
This simulator only appeared in the first few chapters; it hasn't appeared since.
What's the point of dating in Tokyo? The Night Parade of One Hundred Demons is much more fun!
No need to say more
I can't read or open a single chapter.
Before chapter 27, I thought it was just a typical Japanese light novel romance. Given the generally below-average quality of light novels, and the urban fantasy/face-slapping element being a bit overpowering, I was about to skip it. But the later chapters changed my mind. Strangely, this whole thing really felt like Thai porn.