Tokyo: Winning Over an Idol Forbidden to Date

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Kei Asano, 22 years old, a native of Tokyo, has just graduated from college. But the soul inside has been occupied by Chen Qi, a 28-year-old Chinese social worker and senior Internet literature enthusiast from another world. He is growing old at home and preparing to inherit his father's small publishing house.

It's very classical and has the style of a light novel. Come on, author

I've read Chapter 15 and Goldfinger is still out. Why are there a few chapters at the beginning where the main point of view is not the male protagonist? The main point of view is almost completely transferred to the male protagonist in Chapter 9. It is almost for this reason that the plot progresses very slowly. The male protagonist's reasons for intervening in the incident are not sufficient, including the favorability of the female protagonist's best friend and the entrustment of the stepmother, which are also somewhat unreasonable. I feel like I like writing the content of the novel written by the protagonist a little too much. Although it has no impact, because your plot is very slow, I feel that the novel copied by the protagonist does not have the plot. I feel that writing about soul traveling is not as good as writing about encounters that awaken past life memories.

Not bad, but the progress is too slow