Tokyo: JK Girl Knocks on the Door Late at Night Asking for Shelter

What are you talking about in the clouds and fog?

I'm already scared just by looking at the character cards before I've even read the book.

The title of the book is very misleading. There is a new way of blackmail in Japan. A girl comes forward to strike up a conversation. If the other party has physical contact or acts in an intimate manner, it will be recorded by another person in the distance. If you don't want to be invited to tea afterwards, just pay the money😆

Take a look at the 13 heroines in the role column? Can the author write it?

Right, what I want is this kind of multiple female protagonists, no procrastination, just come directly 😍😍😍

Come on, have all these heroines already appeared?

Can the narrative not be confusing?

What's the reason for the first three chapters? If you don't give a reason, how can you look at it in the clouds and fog?

I came in and took a look. It was 160,000 words, with more than a dozen female protagonists. Can the plot be written like this?

This series of heroines silenced me

Why did the woman look for the male protagonist in the first place?

What is the "Brother Tong" in the article? It feels very dramatic and stiff.

I've only read three chapters, it's a bit foggy, it seems like a part is missing, there are some poisonous points, not too much, I can read it

Multiple heroines are great, but I don't like the role of Japanese eldest lady, it's really disgusting. Kujo, I'm so disgusted.

There is an inexplicable feeling,

The description of each character is very good, the plot is very smooth, and the male protagonist's character is also OK. However, the female characters are all added to the plot, which is too dense, and each one is a beautiful woman. Character skills progress too quickly, such as cooking.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     <br

I remember there was a Japanese comic: My 100 Girlfriends, but he really created the characters well.

Overall, it's good, but the writing style of Quejin Shaoliang is very uncomfortable, such as the attribute tables of many characters, and since it is written that you need to redeem the Snow Girl, then tell the reader how many points are needed.