My Sickly, Lovesick Girlfriend in Tokyo
东京病恋女友
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Everyday Romance
- Updated
- 1mo ago
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474Chapters
24Monthly votes
48.4kRecommendations
280.7kFans
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Why is everything in Japan written in Chinese? It makes me feel completely immersed in the local culture.
Did the author force you to read this? Keep criticizing!
It's called "Tokyo Sick Girlfriend," but I think it's more like "Tokyo Sick Boyfriend." The female characters all develop symptoms, which boils down to the male lead, Shiratori, being too conflicted, indecisive, and bad at expressing himself. This makes them feel insecure, afraid of being abandoned, and they all suffer from lovesickness.
Let's get married / I'm at the death knell.
I don't know if this was intentional on the author's part or if there are just a lot of talented people in the book review section. This could definitely be used as a core meme to spread. I laughed so hard when I watched it.
The male lead was poorly designed.
I just had to get this off my chest. The protagonist's character is terribly designed. He abandons several beautiful women who truly love him for a little money from the system. He has a car, a house, and savings; how could he not know how rare a truly devoted and loving partner is? Why would he choose a gold digger as his girlfriend? Does Takahashi deserve that title?
We will support you as the new Raven!
Basic axioms: 1. Making money is the protagonist's primary need. 2. The protagonist's number of girlfriends keeps increasing and changing, but the author's overall outline remains unchanged. Key concepts: 1. Chain of Suspicion: Due to the inability to determine whether the other party has good or bad intentions, persistent suspicion exists between girlfriends, making it difficult to establish…
I don't relate to this at all. Maybe I'm not so down on my luck that only four girls are pursuing me.
Brothers, we struck gold while scanning the charts!
This light Japanese vibe is fantastic; it's very pleasing to the eye. Let me first share my impressions of the first three chapters. The writing style is very much in the style of Japanese light novels, without any flashy descriptions, making it a very comfortable read. The pacing is also excellent, very tight.
Sigh, the plot after chapter 393 feels pretty boring, like chewing wax. The male lead's character started to fall apart in the middle of the series, and he became like a mere tool in the later stages.