Reborn in Japan: My Boring Everyday Life

It's been a long time since I've read a light novel like this. These days, the market is flooded with all sorts of self-proclaimed "wives" (a term used to describe authors who are overly familiar with certain types of characters), and the templates are all so similar that even someone like me who likes this type of story can't stand it.

It's truly everyday life, and the fact that there hasn't been a single romantic conflict since its release is truly impressive (in a good way). All the female leads are only at the level of having feelings for the male lead. The backgrounds and difficulties they face are only touched upon briefly, and the male lead doesn't have much room to develop his character.

Damn it, after reading the author's launch message, what a load of rubbish about the market! I'm a reader, I can't be bothered with all that. I'm already fed up with those typical Japanese light novel tales about spoiled rich girls. I just want to read this book, I've subscribed to the whole thing. Author, keep writing, write as much as you can, and gain experience.

The daily life is still interesting, but I personally felt the pacing and some plot developments were a bit too fast. At first, the apartment required him to move out, then suddenly nothing happened, and then Da Yu suddenly started spouting witty remarks. It couldn't have been because of that choking incident that he suddenly changed. The developments were too rapid.

It's well-written; compared to other Japanese-style novels, it's really good. I hope the author won't abandon the project.

A very standard light novel, a classic shonen story. It's so much more enjoyable than the weird and unorthodox works that are currently popular, and also much harder to write. It's rare to see such a good book.

Ah, that's it? Does the author have a group?

It's written in a rather plain style, but it's very enjoyable.

A male protagonist who doesn't race cars or drive bulldozers, and who's easygoing and content with his lot, is quite to my taste.

It's been a long time since I've read a book this refreshing and unique. The style of light novels these days is too frivolous; there are just too many of them, and the male leads are all goofy like monkeys. It's getting tiresome. Keep it up, author!