Tokyo: My Childhood Friend Is a Ghost Story

The author is too enthusiastic about interacting with readers; in my opinion, this is... They have lost their self-respect and pride as literary creators! A writer who lacks the integrity of a true scholar is not worthy of having anyone click on their work. Goods. So, I chose to remove this book from the bookshelf, not because I didn't want to. I don't like it because the author lacks self-respect, making me pity their lack of self-respect.

Meeting Tomie means worrying about Junji Ito's worldview; meeting Kayako means worrying about Sadako; and if these two meet... Well, maybe we should consider whether this is a typical Japanese horror world, or if there are any horror stories abroad.

Your last few pictures are like sugar mixed with a bit of shit, but I've seen even more outrageous ones. Let me think... It's a post-apocalyptic story where the male protagonist is cheated on by his wife. On the day of their divorce, she leaves him a bunch of food after saying there's a strange infectious disease in the area.

I just want to know, which bastard invented the "monthly pass bonus chapter" thing? Several books have monthly pass bonus chapters.

The author has given a fresh twist to an old theme, unlike other ghost story novels where the Kayako Tomikawa trope has been overused. The author's approach is quite good, and the protagonist's sunny personality—even knowing about the ghost stories—doesn't cause any real panic; she maintains a calm and collected attitude, which is commendable. Furthermore, the ghost story doesn't immediately jump into magical battles; it would easily become a Tokyo romance novel if the title were changed.

Why was the male protagonist so tight-lipped at the beginning, like those light novel protagonists? Given Tomie's personality, why didn't you tell her about Kayako? And you were so close to Kayako; with Tomie's jealousy, she would have exploded long ago. You'd be happy if she died.

I have nothing of value but this, to accompany you through the years, amidst mountains and seas. Black hair is priceless, and feelings are genuine.

I don't understand why people are so fixated on having a child. They're not that old; just let things happen naturally.

Shennong tasted this medicine, finding it sweet but not cloying, and was greatly pleased. He hoped Shennong would continue his efforts.

It reminds me of the episode where Mu Susu and Kayako were dating 😎