Tokyo: The Rabbit Police Officer and Her Evil Partner
东京：兔子警官和她的邪恶搭档
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Everyday Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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The pairing of Moriarty and Holmes has become a legend in the police force. One is the standard tough guy and role model in the eyes of the public and his peers, while the other is a girl with a strong sense of justice. I'm quite looking forward to seeing how the female lead grows and makes choices after experiencing so much.
Sharing some nice fan art
A future renowned police inspector and detective!
It starts getting toxic around chapter 260. I suggest stopping after finishing the "Find Mom" arc. (PS: If things improve later, please kick me out.)
The female lead is not a normal person, she's practically a saint (fake). I don't know why, but the female protagonists who are usually likable in Japanese anime often become repulsive when expressed in writing.
Turning off chapter comments makes reading much easier and avoids a lot of jargon and anthropomorphic remarks.
The rest is a mess.
Treeman couldn't stand it anymore. Cat Island was a minor highlight, and while the slice-of-life scenes were nice, the main storyline was incredibly frustrating. Even killing off the Kujou family was considered a satisfying moment.
Thoughts on limited free content
I subscribed to a few chapters after seeing the limited-time free offer. I have some thoughts I need to share, but I apologize if you, the reader, don't want to read them. I didn't bother to organize it. I just wrote it down in bits and pieces. 1. It features a single female lead, but the romance is uninteresting and lacks any sweet or sour moments.
When will the protagonist fall for him?
I wanted to see the protagonist, despite doing all sorts of bad things, still retain a conscience, thus being genuinely attracted to Miss Rabbit and gradually falling in love with her. But the protagonist is as stubborn as a diamond, refusing to admit it.
The supernatural element felt a bit abrupt. I once read a novel—I forget the name—about inheriting a dojo with his sister, then suddenly seeing someone else's entry, borrowing money from loan sharks to get into Tokyo University, single-handedly breaking free from the yakuza's control, and becoming part of the Gold Watch Group. It had a modern sword-and-gun + crime-solving feel.