I'm in Tokyo, and I Can Hear All Kinds of Secrets

What can I say, the author may have never seen a pervert, but I have also met such a girl in real life. It is actually quite amazing that the male protagonist does not dislike the female protagonist, huh. I can only say that you are just having fun. You are really unacceptable for their perverted gameplay. I would stay away from them when I encounter them.

Author, you don't want your new book to be reported and lose its popularity, right? Then give me a little more.

The author's book doesn't look like a Japanese novel, it feels like I was reading Taiwanese youth novels in junior high school.

I'm only interested in the chapters where Mrs. Asakawa and Mr. Amamiya appear. Forget about some little lolita, I'm not interested.

Ma De, I thought you were so perverted, is this it? That's it? If you don't know how to write, let me do it. Let Liangzi help the protagonist. Take out the camera, understand? The neighbor's daughter took out her mobile phone. You don't want to be on the news tomorrow, do you? Follow my command. The neighbor's wife is tapping outside the door, please click lightly Understand?

The pros and cons are obvious. The male protagonist's performance is a bit too aloof and aloof, which is not suitable for this subject matter.

Well, after watching it, the reason for the poor performance is obviously due to the headlines. There are many female characters, but the cheat code seems useless. Moreover, Ryoko is portrayed too much. There are very few scenes for other characters from the beginning. It was just a sweet story between two people for a long time...

The author said that you were able to get into the third wheel because of the personal blessings of your wife and teacher. But if you think about it carefully, what plot did you arrange for them before putting it on the shelves? Even if you go to Sanjiang, what does it have to do with them? You also have to arrange the plot for them before putting it on the shelves and say it's their blessing? The results before it was put on the shelves have nothing to do with them. Why don't you believe that your writing style is better than the previous book when you write the Ryoko line? It's full of quirkiness and personality. It's normal to progress from 2 rounds to 3 rounds, right? I know you are determined to write about these two characters, I just hope you don't fall into the trap of attributing your achievements to these two blunt characters and denying your own progress. The treatment of these two characters completely destroys the protagonist's character and the rationality of the plot, and may even hinder the performance.

Is there any kind of plot where the female protagonist wants to make a video to threaten the male protagonist, but is so aroused by the male protagonist that she is reluctant to release the video? It's not illegal.

I really like emotional descriptions, but I feel like Ryoko has the same