Tokyo: This Showa Izakaya Is a Complete Shura Pit

How can I put it, this book is actually okay, but sometimes the protagonist's reaction is a bit too exaggerated, such as when he meets two female idols (this is also a point that I am curious about, the protagonist's previous life is completely different from theirs, how can he admire them so much); Secondly, some habits in the sentence structure make it not so comfortable for me to read, such as When talking about "how" that appears frequently, there are also "this person" and the like (for example, would it be better to change "How does Oda-kun know that I like spicy food" to "How does Oda-kun know that I like spicy food"?). At first, I thought it was Ishihara Konka's mouth habit and cuteness, but later I found out that it was a writing habit. Of course, if Japanese people of that era spoke like this, just pretend that I didn't say it. Of course the above is just my personal opinion.

Looking at the recent times, I should say that the advantages are obvious and the disadvantages are also obvious. The writing is excellent, but the plot is a bit old-fashioned In fact, what I like the most is the part about cooking by myself. Later, it is a bit poisonous to teach the boss repeatedly to cook it and then serve it to the customers.

One hundred percent of which old eunuch is the reincarnation of

Is Akina the heroine? Why don't we just play less roles 🙂

It's a daily life that's very comfortable to read. The author takes the camera to diners and regular customers, and weaves a microscopic picture of the Showa era from their topics. Thank you for your hospitality. It seems that there are too many female protagonists at present, and I am a little worried about how to deal with them.

The writing is pretty good, and the female characters are quite delicate and distinctive. This kind of novel mainly focuses on the description of women. However, the portrayal of the protagonist is a bit weak. The protagonist seems to be the author's tool. I can't see his motive for what he did. For example, he has a system, and then he is so busy. Why do you still have to go to school every day? Will you go to university in the future?

Please write more Suzuki Kaoru. I'll give you the monthly pass.

It looks good. Although it is written in a chronicle style, the writing is good and there is no pretentiousness or conflict. It is very good and suits my taste. The only drawback is that there are too many female characters. My strike zone is only between 1-3, but it is still in the preliminary stage. You can still take a look.

I hope to write more plots about izakayas in the future. Now it feels like there are too many female characters. The time spent interacting with them is much more than cooking and running the izakaya.

It's so heart-warming to read, why is it so well written?