In Tokyo, I Seek Out Beautiful Girls

We all know you can write, okay? Speed ​​things up, deepen the plot and emotions. A friend of mine said he really wants to watch it.

Nowadays, books on Qidian rely on follow-up reading to get recommendations. Simply nurturing a book and adding it to your collection won't allow the author to benefit from follow-up reading data. If you nurture a book and it doesn't get recommendations and doesn't perform well, it might even die out. Now that the word count is about right, you can actually start reading.

At first glance, it might seem like just an ordinary campus romance novel, lacking originality and with overly ornate writing. But as you read on, you'll find this book quite interesting. The constant creation of harem characters has a retro feel to it (although the tropes are a bit old and the characters aren't very skilled at using them).

I mistook the novel title for "Picture of a Beautiful Girl" 😨

The title image amused me; how come there are novels with this theme?

Is it a single female lead or a harem storyline?

I don't know what the author's thinking was in writing the plot about the female lead losing her memory. Was it to let Amamiya rise to power? In my opinion, amnesia is undoubtedly a major flaw in romance novels. If she can regain her memory quickly, that's fine (but what's the point of writing such a plot then?)

I found this site using the "single female lead" tag, and after looking at the two female leads on the character cards, I fell into deep thought 🤔

I've seen many readers discussing the issue of single or double female protagonists. It seems that many people are not satisfied with the ending where Amamiya Romantic ends up being a loser. Then today, while I was reviewing the outline of my book, I suddenly discovered a brilliant idea that would naturally elevate Amamiya Romance to the status of the female lead and seamlessly introduce her into…

I'm a bit confused about whether this novel is set in China or abroad.