Tokyo: The Exorcism System Only Activates After Work

Didn't you check the information before writing? At least you know the big trends after being reborn. You can look like you're not wearing any clothes. Also... I really haven't seen many Japanese companies with Japanese female bosses...

Jinguji Temple

One-character horse

I've only read Chapter 19, and the distribution of rewards for the protagonist's cooperation with others is so weird... The first time a man and a woman went to fight monsters but they couldn't be defeated. The protagonist saved them by killing the monsters, and then they collected a running fee that accounted for one-third of the rewards... The protagonist should have waited until they were killed by the monsters before taking action... The second time I cooperated with someone, after the fight, all the rewards were given to others to assist... Why? The auxiliary puts armor on the protagonist, and all the damage is done by the protagonist. Why are the rewards given to others? The auxiliary is still a tram pervert, afraid of being exposed? But the protagonist is in disguise. I really don't understand giving all the rewards to that tram pervert...

This Palu system is too painful, and being restricted from freedom is doomed to a busy life. It's better to be free in the civil service system and spend more time with your girlfriend

Is the author Japanese? It's a good starting point now. There are also foreign authors.

After reading Chapter 195, I have to complain about one thing. Originally, the work was good, but your chaotic relationship between men and women is like a mouse falling into a good soup. The protagonist received help from Aunt Chiba in the most difficult time, which was almost equivalent to a life-saving grace. He should be grateful and respected, but the protagonist took the other person and stepped on several boats. This is so inhuman, even Feng Liu wants to see his partner! This kind of being in love with elders is a failure in itself. If it is true love, forget it. But I didn't see any true love in the article, only a scumbag.

Have the Japanese also started writing books? 😅

I feel like the author is a Japanese author. I read some of them during the limited-time free period. If some of the contents are private goods brought by Japanese authors, there would be nothing wrong with them. Just like the saying in our country, "China ahead, God forbids it!" 'Similarly, in this novel, in Chapter 55, in Kuta City, it is forbidden by the gods. I felt weird when I first saw this sentence, and I didn't take it seriously at the time. But in Chapter 115, the sentence "Neon martial arts prevails" appeared again, and the weird feeling appeared again, and the weird feeling became stronger. It's not like I've never read novels set in Japan. However, I have never seen anyone dare to openly say that neon gods are prohibited from traveling and "neon martial arts is prevalent". If the author was Japanese, it would be fine. It would just be uncomfortable to watch. After all, your own country is the best in your heart.

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