Single-Player Tokyo
单机东京
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Books I Read for Myself
Most are books I've read from my own bookshelf, or ones whose blurbs caught my interest. (Mostly by established authors?)
Leisure Reading Nook: Well-Written Books
Solid writing Consistent logic A stable economy
Some Fun Reads
Books that have kept me spending money on Qidian
One by One
Books This Veteran Reader Enjoys
Nothing much to say. I'm just sharing a few books I'm following. Authors who come here to advertise, don't bother; I usually won't read your books. Updated from time to time, usually by removing a few books and adding some new ones.
The Grain Depot
Some books I've read
Lighthearted, Offbeat Picks for Veteran Reader Black Cat Jue
These days, I prefer books that feel fresh. Something lighthearted is even better. Lately I've been into farming and development stories, fan fiction, historical tech, and the like. The ratings are for books I've read at least part of. If I kept reading, it means I could get through at least the beginning, so none are rated below 5. Books rated 5–6 usually fell apart later or became ridiculously padded, XXX, so I changed their ratings.
The Blue Sea Beneath the Bright Moon
Just my humble opinion: these are great novels, and I hope to share them with you!
Reading Log: Some Good Books I've Read and Want to Save
Keeping a record of books I've read and liked.
Du's Reading List
I hope this helps tide everyone over when they’re out of books to read. If you know any good ones, send them my way. I’ll read a few chapters first, then come back and tell everyone about them.
Reborn in Japan (Including Japanese Entertainment)
These are Japanese rebirth novels I personally enjoy. I've put together a small list, so feel free to take a look. Please don't complain if they're not to your taste~
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They've started forcibly suppressing combat power, or rather, forcibly suppressing the protagonist's intelligence. With ample manpower and weapons, such advantageous conditions, yet the protagonist attempts an assassination with only two pistols, fails, and then gets quite frustrated. This just seems incredibly idiotic. Why not just buy a few AKs? They have plenty of money and resources.
The author originally came from 🦔cat, where the books were quite good, but after coming to Qidian, they almost got flamed and kicked out, haha, so funny.
Can't the protagonist have any brains? This is too cruel! He wants to use cheap stuff, so he impulsively decides to use a pistol for an assassination, then fails and gets angry, wondering why he didn't use an automatic weapon. What kind of story is this?! There are people from the same hometown making automatic weapons for the market. Aren't they cheap? Why not buy them?
Every author who achieves success on another platform aspires to become a legend on Qidian.
It was a great story before it was published, but now that the explicit content is gone, the later plot isn't exciting either. The main character has almost no screen time, and it's not about the main character stepping on ants; it's just watching ants fighting each other. Where's the appeal?
This system is weird, it's too strange. Recruiting soldiers with money—the more money you spend, the stronger they become, and there's no limit to the number! Is this trying to force the protagonist to use war to sustain war?!
If the protagonist's personality were even half like that of the arrogant and domineering protagonist from "The Story of Ming Lan," the book's sales would at least double. With a submissive personality and no significant goal or main plot, it's a waste of the genre's potential.
This is too weak. A system that allows the protagonist to summon helpers should establish more branches, taking root in warlord-controlled areas like Mexico, South America, Myanmar, Central Africa, the Middle East, and even Eastern Europe. They could establish a noble ideology, brainwash teenagers, and build peripheral cannon fodder units. What could be more profitable than establishing a regime?
It's not that I'm putting pressure on you, but you're a seasoned author who's completed several million-word novels. Releasing only one chapter for a new book seems rather stingy.
What's wrong with the author? Weren't all the previous books about muscular men? How come this one is about an 18-year-old, 1.65-Meter-tall, skinny crossdresser?