Tokyo’s Third-Generation Scion

Sisters and Sisters can be given a score of 9 or above, and Eagle can be given a score of 7. This book has a maximum of 5 points. I don't know if it's because I have read the Hen Card fanfic. The beginning is not attractive to me. You put an anime worldview into reality, which is too inconsistent. Animation can use a girl band as the theme to cover up all these contradictions. If you put it in reality, it will look like the darkness of the Toyokawa family, and it will become clowns. Let me talk about what is unreasonable. Even if the son of a big family is kicked out in real life, he will not be able to afford a house like in the anime. Shouldn't he travel abroad? Or in Japan, if the father of the head of the family is kicked out, all contact will be cut off, even his salary will be wiped out, and the head of the family cannot give money privately. How is the plot written? Xiangzi takes the protagonist, an outsider, to overthrow his grandfather so that his father can stay. Wherever the supreme power is interfered with by an outsider, even if Xiangzi is a god, her family will not agree.

Isn't this an old eunuch bobtail cat?

Which bastard sponsored the treasure chest?

Now this title of the book seems like someone fired a cannon at me, it made my head buzz. But the advantage is that it is simple and crude, which may be more in line with the market. . . But can you add a alias in the introduction: Takasaki Xiyanpu

The male protagonist is just a pure kid 😒😒 He can write without stage fright in front of his peers... Stop making trouble, brother

I originally thought it was an ordinary Tokyo novel, but Toyokawa Shoko came out and Bengbu lived.

I remember reading Flowers and Swords when I was a kid, and the Young Eagle before was considered to be of a high standard. The writing in this book is like the campus costume work next door. It's so childish and Long Aotian... It has the beauty of ancient Internet literature. Can my senior sister write it to the level of foil swordsman? I'm really dizzy at this pretending piece.

I don't know if anyone has the same thought as me after reading it, "Ah, that's it" and then moves on to the next chapter. The plot lacks ups and downs and is too straightforward. It relies entirely on the characters to keep you watching. However, the characters are not original, and non-insiders will not be able to get the cuteness.

There are female music characters to support the popularity, and political games to support the depth. I feel that this book is still good 🤭 Come on, author, please write more! However, I don't understand whether the protagonist is a native or a reincarnation. At present, it seems that he is a native, but he is more mature and calm, not just a simple Asasi.

Will you accept old cucumber Mori Nami?