Reborn in Tokyo, but I Picked the Wrong Cheat

The plot is really good, and the subject matter is also very novel. Although it is a systematic novel, it is rare that it is not as broken as other books. The occasional construction site Japanese is a bit awkward, but overall it is very good. I have reviewed it after 6 years of reading [first time writing a book review]

This book is not good to read. There is some logic in the first 50 chapters, but all the rest are mixed. Like the plot of a story, five people wrote it back and forth and then mixed it together without making any changes or trimming. Anyway, it looks very contradictory. There are also a lot of surprises, such as the ghost ghost thing, which is outrageous. The male protagonist's younger brother died and was forgotten after one sleep. A girl, her mother was swallowed by a ghost, and her daughter asked her to help. Then the male protagonist and her daughter went to the hotel to have sex, and the matter was shelved. Because of these two things, I didn't watch it later. If you want to watch it, you can make your own decision.

The early and late stages are not like the same book. They are divided between about two hundred chapters and early three hundred chapters.

It was interesting to read the Hundred Chapters, but I didn't like some of the main settings, so I gave up. The protagonist is poor and stupid, and he likes to sit back and enjoy his gains without making any progress. Poor: The protagonist has no parents, and there is a system of entrenched students with krypton money. Stupid: Using the system to learn various skills can improve the fourth dimension, but the protagonist just doesn't learn. He would rather go find ghost stories every day, and his life hangs by a thread many times without learning. Sit back and enjoy the results: Reading a book according to the curriculum every day can improve your physical fitness a little (the daily limit is 10 points, and the protagonist's physical fitness is less than 40 points at this time). If you don't like the little benefit, you just don't study. There is no other way to improve through exercise. To put it bluntly, the author suppresses the protagonist's combat power

It looks good at the front, but the back is pulled, and even the front doesn't look good, so I give it a bad review (you can read the first two hundred chapters, but don't read the rest, the battle power is so broken that you can't even see it)

The plot is okay, but I feel that the author is deliberately showing off his little Japanese. As someone who has studied Japanese, I still have to transliterate it to understand it. Maybe it will be easier to understand if I write it directly in Hiragana. I feel that this is difficult to understand. It is better to just write it in Chinese.

I met a female character I had a crush on in the early stage and there was no description at all in the later stage. If you want to hide your soul, why do you write a plot about giving away a camera to collect photos?

It's okay, there's some foreshadowing ahead.

How to put it this way, if I were to write it, I would go to the library to borrow books in the first chapter, and then keep adding various attributes, all of them increased to 9999. In the second chapter, I would be invincible and unify the three realms. In the end, the book is 500 words long, so I'm afraid it won't be on the shelves yet.

The genre is relatively new. If you are used to reading mindless and entertaining articles, you can try this book. You will get both the excitement and the laughter.