Tokyo Wanderer: The Yorozuya X Files

I don't know why so many people say it's good-looking; so far, there's nothing particularly memorable about it. All the characters are portrayed in a very thin way, with the only ones who are somewhat more developed being Cat's Eyes and a few others, but even they are blank slates.

What the hell is it? Even the Cat's Eye trio has been written about.

The theme and setting are great; after reading five or six chapters, there were almost no awkward moments. Personally, I don't really like the protagonist's initial kind and honest character, coupled with the "Wedding Dress Divine Skill," which is basically telling the reader directly, "I'll give my skills and martial arts to my harem and friends later."

Hojo Tsukasa gave Maoyan an incredible boost, enabling them to deploy fighter jets, American F-15s, aerial refueling tankers, Sea King helicopters, and American nuclear submarines. This is no ordinary wealthy woman. Compared to Cat's Eye, the winery seems insignificant, except for the shrinking potion.

Frankly speaking, the Cat's Eye sisters should either only accept the eldest sister or accept both. Accepting two and leaving one out looks awkward. If the author is saying that Xiaotong is excluded because she has a boyfriend, for the sake of the protagonist's character, has he considered that Xiaotong is the second oldest?

The young man didn't know how good his eldest sister was; he mistakenly regarded his second sister as a treasure.

To be honest, given the author's writing ability, it's simply not suitable to stitch together too many worlds. I think Cat's Eye + City Hunter + Detective Conan would be enough; those three are sufficient (based on your writing skills). Adding any more worlds is really inappropriate. I feel the author has no idea what to expect. Finally, it's a real shame that I finally found a fanfiction about Cat's Eye and City Hunter on Qidian.

He called home but didn't say anything. The male protagonist is doing quite well, and he even sent money back to his hometown, so why is he suddenly afraid to contact his family?

Will the female lead in this book accept all three Cat's Eye sisters? After all, the synopsis mentions Cat's Eye Cafe.

After all, this is online literature, and there's an inherent gap between the original author and the readers. That's why even urban novels often feature protagonists who time-travel or are reborn—mainly to make the reading experience more comfortable and reduce the sense of distance.