Tokyo: Something's Off About My Tags
东京：我的标签不对劲
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 431k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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165Chapters
9.4kRecommendations
95kFans
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Hehe, when I see novels with multiple female leads, I report them immediately; they don't conform to social values.
Are women's volleyball teams really that good now?
With the male lead's physical abilities, how could a woman possibly catch his volleyball? That's seriously underestimating men's volleyball.
Author, you don't want people to talk about your Tokyo-themed writing, do you? You don't want your mother, wife, or boss to find out, right? Then hurry up and update more! 🤭
The female characters are too stereotypical and don't show any charm at all.
Okay, okay, okay
Keep up the good work, author! Although I don't know why there are so many novels of this type lately, the author should still be careful not to write too clichéd stories, or it will be easy to get reported. It's not easy to find a book that you like these days. Of course, the little devil must be taught a good lesson.
After reading over 100 chapters of lengthy discussions about immortality and obtaining the "vampire" tag, it seems the author doesn't even know what they're writing. The author should probably reorganize the protagonist's current tags and consider the point of including this vampire chapter—is it just filler?
Damn, it's been abandoned. I was planning to let it rest for a while, thankfully I didn't turn on auto-subscription.
To be honest, isn't it a bit much that the protagonist is a vampire and still has dark skin? Unless he synthesizes black sperm, it doesn't make sense. Vampires are supposed to be white, right?
I initially started watching because of the NTR tag, thinking it was about getting tags by dating girls. But then I realized that, let alone NTR tags, the girls themselves are practically irrelevant 😅. Now even fantasy genres have their own tags, and the girls haven't gotten any of the "high-quality" tags, so of course I don't care anymore. It's making me increasingly confused.
Kakuta is truly the biggest blunder. I initially thought he'd be kicked out after getting the tags, but I didn't expect him to have so much screen time even after the book was released. It's incredibly annoying. My assessment is that he won't get my monthly votes.