Tokyo: Do I Have to Play a Leaf Village Resident Too?

The Japanese male protagonist is either super sexually repressed or weak 😂

You can redeem it, but you can fine-tune it within the original plot. Because there are a lot of long comics. In the beginning, I drew them based on short comics, but after turning into a long form, there are many bugs. You can try to correct the bugs.

But I'm curious why the protagonist wants so many combat power rewards. Is there any spiritual energy recovery or something like that?

It's a very classic start with debt. The protagonist works part-time to pay off the debt in the early stage, and later pays off the debt through comics. Paying off debt is the protagonist's main source of motivation. However, all the money in this book does not give specific values, only descriptions such as "large amounts of debt" and "generous rewards". Although it can avoid bugs, it also makes people have doubts about when the debt will be resolved. Hope this problem can be solved soon.

With six female protagonists, it can be expected that there will be a lot of excitement. It seems that the current light novels with the best results don't have many female protagonists. Why do latecomers set up so many female protagonists? The emotional scenes are not advanced, the interactions are written casually and eloquently for thousands of words, and time passes slower in the book than in reality.

Why is traveling through Japan not written in Japanese? There is no sense of immersion at all. This is really ugly to write. Can you not write it? It feels like there are many humans and machines. Is it a request from the author?

Is this the will of hegemony

After reading the introduction, if I don't help him, who will? It's a classic tragic start, but as a Japanese protagonist, the general of the Qidian Orphanage, the owner of the start with both parents dead but a younger sister and a house, a scumbag..., Bah! It is normal for a handsome guy from Tokyo and a pseudo-orthopedic person to counterattack in desperate situations. Kiyowa Hanyu was not born great, but chose greatness. All in all, I am confused by this, so is Hanyu Kiyokazu a good boy? 🥺

Isn't it too tedious that the first Naruto was not serialized until more than 40 chapters?

The content is okay, but I can't stand the character cards. There are a lot of character cards for the female protagonist, but there is no one for the male protagonist.