Tokyo: Start by Ordering the Down-And-Out Young Lady

What customer service Xiaoxiang🙂

When I saw your profile, this was the first thing that came to my mind!

Read with confidence, there are no eunuch records!

It feels... Like watching the Japanese version of Return of the Dragon King

What mygo meal replacement. . . . This is so cool!

Well, well, it's not a harem, right? Gone

I feel like the protagonist lacks understanding of people and is a bit like a nerd

It's over, I feel like I'm starting to collapse. Isn't it good to write along the Guanyue Ling line? I have to start putting out more yandere characters.

This author is so fishy and doesn't code well. Shuiqun, please reply to the comments. Please come and urge him to code Post evidence

Shen Nong Is Coming After reading about 20 chapters, I feel like a stream of consciousness. When it comes to high-grade food and grass on the radio, it is a bit high and low. The system at the beginning thought it was a harem, and the system rewards are too random and decreed. The plot is a bit literary and youthful. You can guess it. The overall evaluation can be seen as ordinary food and grass.

Regarding the system rewards, I still have some grudges, because as long as someone is willing to study the male protagonist, they will find that the source of the money is inexplicable, you might as well do it like this The first reward is winning the lottery, and the second time is to follow the system guide to do this and then this and finally get a certain share, which greatly improves the rationality.

This is good. Others of this type are rewarded by the system. They just go to pick up girls. They are completely workers of the system and have no thoughts of their own. You are the only one who can stand this type of thing.

I think the system setting is unreasonable. The system requires the protagonist to unmask the troubled girls one by one, which will inevitably lead to the emotional lines of multiple girls. At first, I thought this setting was for multiple female protagonists, but it turned out that the author wrote a single female protagonist. I can only say that it is a bit awkward. The progress of the system is always stuck on the first girl.

Why does the protagonist have nightmares about the heroine falling into the sea, and why does he feel so uncomfortable as if he is about to die? It's obvious that we are just strangers, so it's not that exaggerated to have empathy. Could it be that the protagonist is not mentally normal to some extent?

After browsing the comment area, many people asked this question, but the author never gave a clear response, so is he trying to eat both sides? Or are you talking about stock trading? 😰

The character creation is still good, and the plot is okay, but now it seems that the relationship between the male and female protagonists has progressed too fast. It is normal for the female protagonist to like the male protagonist, but it is a bit unreasonable for the male protagonist to like the female protagonist.

The author is very cute😍, please join the group quickly

Did you go to high school or college?😥

Borrowing a building Looking for a book, I'm in a hurry, I forgot its name, I wanted to raise it but I couldn't find it The clues are as follows: One of the female characters is a high-achieving figure in a wheelchair. There is also a female character who is set up like Miko in a Japanese manga. Later the male protagonist gives her a black cat.

There will be a side story, there will be a side story😭😭😭Please, give me a few more side chapters, I will do anything😭😭😭

2.68 Million words, why is he still a level 1 writer?

Come on and update, I'll give you my monthly votes~

Looking at the introduction, I have a sense of déjà vu 😰

I hope to receive them all😆😆😆😆

More points

Kazama's story feels like it's over before it even begins.

One thing I have to say is that it ended very hastily, and it felt like the author himself couldn't control it and accelerated the ending.

I like it very much, so I ordered it all 😍

I feel like the other heroines didn't describe anything, which is a pity