Tokyo: Who Told You to Use This to Pay Your Debt?
东京：谁让你用这个抵债了？
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 673k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Everyday Romance
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
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The protagonist is like a helpless hawk, able to bully ordinary Japanese people, but completely helpless against the mother demon. He can only try reckless, suicidal attempts.
Why did something so bizarre suddenly appear?
It's pretty good... It has a strong Japanese flavor.
The art style is also quite peculiar. I thought it was a story about a system collecting girls, but it turned out to be a supernatural development. I thought it was a supernatural development, but it turned into a twisted slice-of-life story. I haven't seen the main plot yet, but to be fair, it's quite interestingly written. However, the protagonist is indeed written a bit too ruthless.
It became an ensemble piece later on, which lost its appeal; the author couldn't focus on the main character. They couldn't write a compelling story, and it became less enjoyable.
What is the main theme of this book?
At first I thought it was a light novel, but then it turned into an urban horror story. Is the protagonist going to have a love-hate relationship with an extraterrestrial demon for the whole book?
I'm a bit confused now. It's like the main plot has disappeared. The tags used to describe a female lead, but that's no longer the case. The purpose is also unclear. She suddenly becomes a god and is pushed forward by monsters. I don't understand why the protagonist is doing this.
The protagonist is inexplicably strange, the plot is inexplicably strange, and the sense of powerlessness is well-written, but this is a web novel, so the only evaluation is that it's for artsy types.
I think the author's main plot should be about discovering the supernatural, utilizing the supernatural, and becoming the supernatural, rather than fighting wits and courage against Tianyi. Otherwise, what's the point of writing about the supernatural? Is it about mortals fighting against gods? Is it about showcasing the greatness of mortals?
It's somewhat interesting, but still a bit lacking.
It's like scratching an itch through a boot. Since supernatural elements have been added, I'm looking forward to the protagonist's equal counterattack. If it's just scheming, even if he wins, it feels like a pathetic, petty villain. In reality, of course, the winner takes all, regardless of the means, but if the novel feels so stifling and the emotions aren't released, the reader will just leave. It's pretty good so far, slow-paced but worth looking forward to.
Why does this wind feel so familiar? Are you perhaps the reincarnation of Brother Zhi? 🙂