Tokyo: This Comeback System Is Acting Weird

I just tried it out casually, but I didn't expect it to actually work. Thank you so much, author!

If you were to actually travel to Japan, the easiest way to make a fortune would be to translate novels from Chinese websites, repackage them, and upload them to Japanese websites, or find a company that does business with Chinese people. Basically, you could make a living through Sino-Japanese exchange, and you'd be doing quite well no matter what. You certainly wouldn't end up destitute.

The premise isn't new—it's the typical "bad girl" Tokyo-style novel where the protagonist squeezes money from a bad woman to spend on a good woman. However, the writing style and plot are very enjoyable. The character development is also excellent. Although it's not Persona 5, I feel like there will be a memorable scene like the Eight Ship Jump! Haha.

The biggest problem is the severe homogenization of characters; they're all gold diggers, differing only in social status. However, the default assumption is that gold diggers are characters from super-rich novels (and even in real life) who appear within the first three chapters, making it difficult for readers to identify with them even after many chapters.

I don't quite understand why the protagonist is afraid of the bad women from the future. They all have systems and know the future, and these women haven't even matured yet; why not just turn them into dogs? The bad women are all quite capable.

Author, please take note. Was this written by a studio or AI? The protagonist is constantly shifting between high school, university, 18, and underage, and the descriptions of supporting characters are often vague, like "approaching 40..." Then they say that making the same mistake once or twice at such a young age is one thing, but so many times? Was this written by a human or AI?

Is this book being soft-banned? It shows 0 popularity points when I search for it. It's probably not being pushed to me anymore; only those added to their bookshelves can see it. It seems like this has been manipulated.

Well, from a quality standpoint, this book is absolutely excellent. Personally, I don't really like it. It's too realistic, too authentically lifelike, and the characters feel too much like real people living in the streets. It doesn't feel like a light novel; it feels heavy and tiring to read. I don't really enjoy reading this kind of novel.

You'd better be a good orator before you even start watching.

We want to watch the speech and color the map.