A handsome and kind appearance, extraordinary talent, and remarkable insight.
Reborn in Tokyo, Kasuga Natsuno possessed all these qualities. He firmly believed he was the protagonist of a Galgame, until the sudden appearance of the System.
[You are about to witness your tragic ending...]
[At twenty-eight, on a morning of pouring rain, you kneel before the square. The blade of the guillotine falls heavily, bringing your senseless life to an end...]
"My head is still here. Where the hell did you take me? Is this still Tokyo?"
Kasuga Natsuno raised his question.
But the System's tasks that followed left him even more bewildered.
Was the wealthy older sister under close surveillance the queen who would accompany him throughout his life, and could accepting her financial support resolve the kingdom's deficit?
Was the heartless, sickly beauty the key figure who would send him to the guillotine, and could saving her avert his tragic beheading?
Was the ex-girlfriend who moved into his home to form the greatest band the commander-in-chief of the Continental Army, and could helping her win the War of Independence bring him both fame and fortune?
And he seemed to have become that unlucky king in history who was beheaded.
Whatever. He would just pretend to be a king in Tokyo.
After he helped the wealthy older sister escape a desperate situation, taught the sickly beauty what love was, and persuaded his ex-girlfriend to abandon her obsession with inheriting the conglomerate, he planned to distance himself from these lunatics. But they cornered him on the rooftop.
"I dragged you back into the sunlight. Do you really think you can escape into the darkness?"
"Don't run. I don't mind you having many lovers. They mind you chasing after other women. Isn't it obvious who loves you more?"
Only then did he understand that there was more than one kind of guillotine. A cleaver counted too.
Does the author have some kind of weird psychic tendency? I could understand the protagonist being beheaded earlier, but the scene of the female lead being beheaded later just made me feel grotesque and disgusted.
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It turns out it's about a band, and after that character Mochizuki came out, the plot dragged on and on, constantly describing her eyes. Then it was all sentimental reminiscing about high school days, it was so tiresome.
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The character of Shiratori is too overpowered, too unrealistic. She's not suitable for a romantic relationship; she's more like a friend.
It seems alright.
The plot, character design, and writing style are all above average. In terms of plot, the beginning is very fast-paced, but it slows down after Rika appears (after Rika appears, all the female leads are present). In terms of character design, the female leads each have their own unique traits and their relationships intertwine in different ways.
Good! Update soon! It's been a long time since I've seen such a fast-paced and exciting plot.
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They ran away? At least give us a heads-up. I even enabled auto-subscription. Thinking about when I want to watch it
Self-promotion of his own novel: I escaped death, but the woman who saved me has imprisoned me in the forest. She is the sole survivor of the legendary hero squad that was supposedly wiped out long ago, and she is a hero who has slain countless monsters. She saved my life, yet forbade me to leave the hut; she cared for me tenderly, yet her eyes were as cold as ice when I tried to escape. "
Has the system been offline for too long?
It had a strong presence at the beginning. I haven't written anything since the trip. It actually made it more abrupt.
It's actually quite good-looking, except the system is a bit strange.