I'm Striving to Become a God in Tokyo
我在东京努力成神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 474k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- English
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Needless to say, being treated like a dog by the Miyano sisters is truly speechless. Is this what hiring subordinates is like? It's practically like they're cleaning up after him, offering him rescues, power, and authority, yet they don't even take him seriously.
The protagonist doesn't seem like a seasoned, powerful Six Paths level expert; he seems more like a clueless college student who hasn't even graduated yet.
In Japan, ninjas are considered lowly. Even in the world of Naruto, ninjas with extraordinary powers must obey ordinary people who are daimyo. The reason why Rokudo Ryouto was given such a high status that he was endowed with divinity is because he was a monk of the Ninja sect, belonging to the temple family in Japan.
The starting point was a second-tier university and a key high school; Japan only has one common university entrance exam; there are no standard score requirements, and different universities also have their own internal exams; they don't even bother to look up information when writing.
The editor must have tried it all before making this recommendation... Or maybe they're blind.
After reading the comments, I basically understand that the author lacks knowledge and experience! Too young! In today's society, looking up basic information is so convenient and simple! He doesn't even bother with that! Is he just writing for fun?
You should be able to perform well in the familiar crossover anime genre, right?
Back to the familiar anime/manga crossover genre... Let's write about a few recent series: Kagemi, Frillen, and Mushoku are all pretty good. Finally, I hope it doesn't have a bad ending! I hope it doesn't have a bad ending! I hope it doesn't have a bad ending!
Go go go!
Keep up the good work, author! It suddenly reminded me of the Rubik's Cube World I read ten years ago, so I searched your name and found out you've started a new book!
What trashy novels are these days? The authors just talk about writing with AI, there are so many typos, it's a pain to read. Are they trying to drive readers away?
With so many elements, it all looks messy and disorganized; the main plot is unclear.