Tokyo: a Leisurely Life Starting in the Countryside

Leisurely ass, as frustrating as she is

Obviously Tokyo is all about action movies, so why are the novels all about eunuchs?

Why do so many people like wives now? Is Boss Cao possessed? 🤔

The first part was okay, it was just an ordinary Japanese classic plot with a male protagonist who owes money, but in the second part, there was a sudden bitterness and deep hatred, what kind of amnesia and what kind of mess the mafia endured 🐶💩 To be honest, my original intention of reading this book was that the clinic was the main body, but it turned out not to be. Later, I thought sex was the main body, but it turned out not to be a mess. It was nothing. Summary 🐶💩

From the beginning, the debt was collected. The protagonist thought that he could get money by hooking up with the wife, but then there was a trap in the contract. The protagonist was desperate and threatened the creditor's wife to delay the creditor to buy time. He found threatening materials and counter-threatening to temporarily solve the problem. In the process, he also engaged in a plot similar to what the husband is currently doing. I honestly don't know. Why is it that other books are so enjoyable to read, but this one feels like the main character is obsessed with the plot; the debt collection comes to an end, and then a young lady with a mafia background appears. The young lady's father seemed to have wanted to silence the protagonist ten years ago, but his subordinates were temporarily soft-hearted or failed to silence him for other reasons, and now he is starting to cause trouble again. It feels like the protagonist relies on the system and luck to solve the problem. He has been reckless all the way. It is not very satisfying to read the whole book, but I feel quite frustrated. I can only say that the title and introduction of the book are very attractive, but the content is a bit unsatisfactory. After defeating the small boss in the plot, you will go to the big boss without stopping. Then the protagonist seems to be very overbearing and says that my things can only be mine (clinic), but in fact, the protagonist has no power, power or financial resources to really protect his own things, which is actually very weak. I hope the author can write better in the future. The protagonist can't tell how much he has grown now. He is constantly being targeted by this and that, but he still doesn't know what to do 😥

It's too messy. The protagonist has no abilities and relies solely on the succubus' halo. He just wants to eat soft food and wants to open a harem. Oh, I vomited🤮

Don't those who write books nowadays check the information? Then the contract can be voided by just filing a lawsuit, and the house is worth the money and can be sold directly. The plot is also full of loopholes. Please, can the people who write books now make a good outline and check the information before writing the book? How dare you come up here to beg for food?

Has Qidian changed into a Cowherd store recently? Why are there so many books that clearly act as cowherds but also set up memorials for themselves?

Do you write about you? Write a eunuch article

Is this book an action movie?

No, have you got your three views straight?

The bitterness is great and the hatred is deep. . Light novel? ?

I'm here for Team Leader Mei Ting, please give me the AI ​​picture.

Nana Tanaka? Isn't it Ningning?

Come visit me with your work "The Witcher Begins in America" ​​and thank you! Added to favorites, great imagination, and the author's writing style is very good.

The obvious problem is that it's too ink-stained. It's obvious that Tanaka can be taken down by relying on the charm of the system, but in the end, he pulls the child, which will only make people suddenly rational.