I Cultivate Alone in Japan

A pretentious, artsy guy fantasizing about becoming a eunuch in Japan?

Sorry, I take back what I said earlier. I was a clown. The part about the young lady later on was all about her defense of her thesis. I couldn't see anything about her that would make me like her (her liking me isn't a reason for me to like her; I'm not that desperate for love).

The title is poorly chosen; "I Pick Up Girls in Tokyo" would better target a wider audience. Those who clicked on this book based solely on the title were truly bombarded with numerous irrelevant comments.

The author's writing style is excellent, but the plot makes up for it.

I've read 15 chapters. The characters that have appeared include Kazama Sakura and the wheelchair-bound girl next door. Both of them are quite likable. Then there's the protagonist (who's emotionless, like a fake human, and acts as a riddle teller), the young lady (arrogant but not spoiled, and doesn't have a mouth), the homeroom teacher (who wants to commit rape and NTR and has experience and…

This young lady is arrogant to the core, not at all coquettish. She has a sharp tongue, is never one to back down, blushes easily, and constantly clashes with the protagonist, making it a bit difficult to keep up.

It's rare to see an author receive such unanimous criticism in the comments section. 😜

Eight chapters is my limit, but not the author's limit. I can't take any more. 😇

Chapter Six was absolutely intoxicating. Private high schools are so damn bad, teacher-student relationships are no good. Don't you understand the concept of social death in Japan?

It was rather boring. I thought it would be a story about someone secretly living and working hard to improve themselves, but it turned out to be a romantic comedy. Is this what Japanese light novels are like now...? Sigh.