Tokyo: This Showa Izakaya Is All About Shura

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.

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

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.

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

The male protagonist is now a sophomore in high school, so he is 16 or 17 years old. As an orphan, how can a minor run an izakaya independently? The food safety-related qualifications will not allow it. The laws in Showa 60 are not much different from today. Moreover, debt inheritance is not very reasonable. The debt can only be borrowed by the predecessor's elders. Whoever borrows the debt is the debtor. As a minor, it is definitely unreasonable for the male protagonist to bear this huge inheritance. (According to the current situation in our country, the debts of the deceased that the heirs bear are limited to the property they inherit. Therefore, if the heirs find that the debts are more than the inheritance, they can give up). And are Japanese high school teachers so cutting-edge? Will you also publish academic papers on research topics? Not very reasonable. The male protagonist can participate as a high school student, more like a second-generation academic. However, the bug is not big and can be tolerated with love, but it is indeed a bit small in the second year of high school.

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.

Beautifully written, it makes me anxious

It is a very comfortable and smooth book to read. There is no nonsense or bad jokes, and the plot is well handled. Read it in one go. It's a book I like to read. 😁

The male protagonist's pre-dress setting is okay, but when it comes to attractive women, his performance is very young and not stable at all. Furthermore, the male protagonist is very "weak" - easy to talk to, but not in a light-hearted way, and feels like he has no principles. Split

After reading the first chapter, I feel that he is not a pure newcomer. Tell me, where did the extraterrestrial demon come from 🙂

Great. Keep writing. If this book is not good, the next one will be good.

It was surprisingly good to read, the writing is online, the plot is warm and reasonable, and the system settings are also very restrained. It is really good. I feel that I was delayed by the title of the book 😌

Before I saw the full name, I thought it was all about repairing cards 😥

It's really good. The daily writing is quite good, but I just feel that sometimes it is too bland. At present, the party struggle in Shura Field has not started yet 😠 and the main plot has not been reflected. I am a little worried about whether it will affect my reading.