Japanese Light Novel: I Sell Ramen in Tokyo

Is the main character Uesugi Koshi or Obik?

The plot, especially the landlord's situation, is a classic example of something that countless authors have exhausted. It's utterly useless except for raising blood pressure; is it going to drag on for dozens more chapters before it's resolved?

I'm looking for the Snow Woman, is this the one I'm thinking of? 🙂

I am Daisuke Motomiya. I was supposed to be starting a mobile ramen business elsewhere, but... While pulling my cart, I accidentally stumbled into another world. I've been transported to a parallel world. My mobile ramen stall is still able to keep me alive in this world, but my dream remains unchanged: to become the strongest ramen in the world and to make the most delicious ramen.

This writing style doesn't feel like reading a light novel; it feels more like reading an essay. 😠

This book's style is similar to a Japanese yokai izakaya book I read before. It's well-written, keep it up!

There are no major flaws so far, and it doesn't feel like a rambling diary. The plot develops very naturally, and there's still a lot to write. I hope the author doesn't abandon the project.

Seeing this cover brings back some memories. I really liked the art style of this anime, but I couldn't get into the plot.

Blue Lantern

At least this one was engaging to read, giving the protagonist some abilities from the start. While it lacked a system, it was logical, which was good enough. Many books that didn't include a system and had poor plot development were better off having one to make the story more enjoyable.