Tokyo: My Job Refreshes Every Month

Including too many crime-solving scenes in slice-of-life light novels will cause many readers to abandon the book.

That's right, your previous abilities won't disappear even if you change professions.

Is there only one of these backpacks in the whole world? How could that girl be so certain just by looking at the backpack and then at the person? And what about the unremarkable male lead? How could the class beauty possibly notice his backpack? It's impossible she even recognized it.

They keep touting how powerful the Nine Secrets are, but in reality, they're utterly useless. Their strongest spiritual power can only be used twice, while an ordinary exorcist would spend decades learning and exhausting all their spiritual power to use it only once?

The subject matter is very appealing, but the writing style has some flaws. In the previous chapter, the protagonist was telling his female classmate about finding the key to her death image and performing a divination. The next chapter, however, jumps to the next day's break, failing to clarify the situation (his subsequent conversation with the gangster, such as telling him he needs to go back…

Honestly, the section on gangster crime-solving is written in a very disorganized way; I initially thought it was just in the wrong order.

Picking up girls is definitely not for me; I only want to see people showing off.

It feels similar to "The Return of the Dragon King" and "Urban Soldier King," only the background has been changed.

It looks alright, but the transitions are too weird.

The female lead is not only selfish and self-serving, but also stupid and disrespectful, with a thought process like that of an elementary school student.