
A Second Life in Tokyo
东京的重启人生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 159k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Everyday Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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74Chapters
752Recommendations
13.6kFans
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You've been transported to Japan, reborn into a small village. You've acquired the "Shonen Anime System," a system containing all the skills and bloodline weapons from the three major shonen anime series. Your initial gift pack includes Naruto's Chakra Extraction Technique, Bleach's Zanpakuto, and One Piece's Six Powers.
The protagonist should hurry up and establish a cult—no, it should be a religion solely for him, with all members receiving preferential treatment. This way, he can quickly gain loyal and reliable followers and legally expand his influence rapidly—sweet! Using this religion to infiltrate other organizations, including those in the political and business spheres, is much simpler and faster than any other method.
Ah this
I saw some readers' comments, and to be honest, I was speechless. The biggest point of contention is, "Why doesn't the male protagonist just use mind control to manipulate powerful figures and destroy the gang with a single sentence?" First of all, the gangs that could rise to prominence in that era all had powerful backers, not just a few ordinary officials.
I'll mark this as an open question; it would be even better if someone could share their insights on Shennong (the legendary Chinese figure who created the Shennong character).
I searched for a lot of fanfiction about healers before, but they were all abandoned... Emmm
The protagonist's ability is almost at the point of wish fulfillment; he can freely alter the appearance and nature of things, even people's thoughts. Seriously, why not consider becoming a Kamen Rider? His current ability is very similar to Kuuga's Adam Stone! He could directly optimize his skin and skeleton, creating an exoskeleton armor for himself—Kamen Rider Kuuga would be born!
After joining the extraordinary organization, most of the missions you took on involved sealing and killing. However, during one mission, you heard about a place called Higurashi Shrine. At first, the name sounded familiar, but after thinking about it carefully, it still sounded familiar. Later, through ninjutsu, Yin-Yang techniques, meditation, and other methods, you found the origin of the name.
The protagonist's strength is still too low. When will he be able to take the path of being inhuman? Humanity has its limits.
It's a bit outrageous, Ah Wei, he directly kills people, testing abilities at school.
Great! The author always subscribes to all of his works on QQ Reading. I've seen too many stories where the protagonist is incredibly strong but only wants a mundane life; it's disgusting. This is how a protagonist should be.
Please vote with two monthly tickets to support me. Although some parts of the plot were not handled very well, overall it was able to deliver some exciting moments. However, I have a sincere suggestion for the author: every chapter must have exciting moments, and you need to break chapters at crucial moments. If a short chapter doesn't have exciting moments, combine it into a longer chapter.