
Tokyo: It All Began When I Wandered Into the Imperial Palace
东京从误闯天家开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 319k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Everyday Romance
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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147Chapters
156Votes
225Recs
0Fans
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After reading a chapter, I feel like the protagonist is written like a clown. You are reborn as if you were reborn from an egg. You have no experience at all, right?
Complain about the introduction
1 Million yen... Is it just 40,000 yuan for acting skills?
There is no aristocrat named Fujiwara in Japan. Now you have a surname of Fujiwara and Toyosei. When others hear it, they will know that your family is untouchable. And aren't your Kujo family one of the five photographers? It's not that difficult to go to someone's house and pretend to be a relative!
The comment is right
After reading a few chapters, I think the author is a newbie. Even though the system has taken over, I can still be nervous, and my expressions can still make mistakes. The system is probably an AI, and it has no emotions. I think it is a domineering president type. Is it the protagonist who takes over the system or...
This seems a bit difficult to start. Although the beginning is a blast, but with such a slow pace, it would be difficult if the banquet was not finished before it was put on the shelves. It feels more like a try-out. After all, you have a good feel for all kinds of details.