
Tokyo: My Family's Shrine Is Huge
东京:我家神社非常大
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
457Chapters
9.5kRecommendations
67.8kFans
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A cultivation failure with a trace of dragon blood, and a piece of land coveted by all sorts of "demons and monsters".
The pacing feels incredibly slow, really. It feels like every shrine, academy, and gang around the protagonist is stronger than him, and he's constantly being watched, like he's surrounded by wolves. The protagonist has no clue how to grow stronger; he can only rely on his own slow training. Trying to rely on faith would probably take forever.
Anyway, all novels set in Japan are basically reincarnations of scumbags. Sigh, if people want to read erotica, nobody's coming to Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) to read it.
The Slit-Mouthed Woman has already appeared, so won't the Eight-Foot Man be late? 😏
Earlier it was said that B-grade talents were rare, but later every character I encountered had a B-grade talent, which is ridiculous. 😅
I just started reading. One or two of these "Wei Wu Legacy" talents are fine, but I doubt they'll all be married women later on. That would be no different from a "second-hand man" (someone who takes over someone else's marriage). I read a book before where all the female leads were divorced, and the male lead was a professional "second-hand man," and the author even claimed to like married women. It was truly disgusting.
Fujiwara Iori
Tool person
How are the protagonist levels categorized?
So what's with all this 2nd, 3rd, and 4th tier stuff? I thought it was spiritual power, but the protagonist's spiritual power is in the hundreds and he's still only 2nd tier. And 2nd tier fighting 4th or 5th tier? Don't you think that's ridiculous? I could tolerate you barely crossing one tier, but if you're going to jump so many tiers, what's the point of having tiers at all? You might as well just make it a combat power system.
Nagasawa Yomi
Yellow-haired girl
It's a pity. If the author hadn't included the wife and child at the beginning, the results wouldn't have been like this. I feel it could at least have been a high-quality work. While a wife might have attracted some readers, the cuckolding plot involving a child is generally disliked. Even *Lingjing Xingzhe* lost over 60,000 subscribers due to a simple cuckolding plot involving matchmaking.