Tokyo: I'm the God of Marriage

Neko Kaji, do you remember when you were a shrine maiden at a Japanese shrine, brewing sake by chewing rice? I often asked you to chew it for me.

First off, a word of caution: I thought this was a series about matchmaking, but it turns out to be about incest. Although they're not blood relatives, 16 years of family ties can turn into love. I can only say watch with caution. If you have siblings, think about how uncomfortable you are before deciding whether to watch it. Okay, I'm outta here.

It is suggested that the character "" be removed from the book title.

Have you ever been a fox? Don't just write nonsense here!

I still have this person's books on my bookshelf so I can occasionally check how many books he'll abandon. He gets easily agitated when I mention it; he deleted my comment on his last book. He doesn't even bother to change his username before starting a book. 👍

Again? A crazy eunuch then changes his identity, and then keeps the readers who recognize him for 50 years?

I knew it would be abandoned. I didn't spend a penny, and I didn't even read the script; I just waited to see when this character would reveal their true colors. The book before that was the same—first an error, then a slow update, then finally a halt. Your pen name is terrible.

Everything else is well written, but I really don't understand the author's portrayal of the green plum. She confessed to the person she liked and was rejected, only to find out she was a girl, and then she comes after the protagonist wanting to pursue him? So casual? It's like a gold digger who, unable to find a rich man, is now trying to get rid of a loser she liked as a child…

It seems like I've suddenly reached chapter 54, and I can't keep reading. The author is very talented, but the portrayal of the childhood sweetheart is a bit off, or rather, it just feels a little inappropriate. She confessed to the person she liked and failed, then immediately said she liked the male lead. It was very abrupt and casual.

As the title suggests, I really dislike the storyline involving Ikeda and Asakura. From a character design perspective, Asakura is a character I find hard to like. This kind of scum who betrays the trust of those close to him for his own selfish desires should be educated, reformed, and atone for his mistakes.