People in Tokyo: Helping Others Starts with My Sister-In-Law

I originally thought it would be another stud, but it turned out not to be. The plot is saucy but not indulgent, and it's good-looking. I couldn't even read a few chapters of the books with similar covers next door before opening the browser.

To be honest, this book has less colorful plots than other books, but it is more story-telling, and the growth of the protagonist is more interesting. However, the plot is a little slow now. In fact, this is partly due to the insufficient number of chapters in the article. But overall, I can still give it a score of 8 to 9. I look forward to the author's future content.

Chapter 39: I became a Confucian after being reviewed. I am being reviewed and I have been honest. Please let me go😭

Okay, okay, you have a great future

I feel that the combat power is a bit high. In this plane, the author should open up a little more, otherwise anyone can pinch the protagonist and I feel very uncomfortable.

The writing is pretty good, and it's pretty good to watch, but the plot is a bit fragmented, and the Douyin part was too abrupt. And the golden finger also has a bit of a lower level.

I heard that this book is warm and unrealistic. Most books about young life are about being a virgin at the end. I only saw one exception about being a lawyer. Does anyone have any other recommendations?

I'm really used to reading threatening villains, and now I feel like a wild boar can't eat chaff 😭😭😭

Did the author send a single chapter notification and it was deleted?

Cut? 🙄

I like Kannazuru very much. I didn't enjoy it until I watched it.