In Tokyo, I'm a Professional Boyfriend

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10 Points, it's a good read. Rental Boyfriend's fairy tales, character creation, rhythm control, language, and plot brilliance are all eye-catching. It's a pity that the author didn't write more.

To be honest, after reading the book "Professional Boyfriend in Tokyo", my overall feeling is: how sweet the daily life is in the beginning, but how regretful the ending is. First of all, we must admit that Qizhi Umbrella is really good at portraying girls. What struck me most about this book was the pure Japanese sweetness and the pull of the Shura field. The setting of Shiina Iori becoming a "rental boyfriend" in order to extend her life not only vividly describes the helpless feeling of being "forced to do business", but also makes people feel a little distressed. Especially Nagisa-chan's tsundere who sticks out her tongue when she's so hot but still pretends to be calm, and Yuki Terashima's domineering attributes that are so contrasting, they really made my heart break. Watching the male protagonist deal with several girls with different personalities, the sweetness and subtle excitement of daily interactions are simply addictive and completely satisfied my fantasy of Japanese romance novels. However, it is a little regrettable that the pacing and ending of the book were a little hasty in the later stages. I don't know if it's because there are more female protagonists in the later period, but I feel that the plot advances a little faster, and the personalities of some characters are not as distinct as in the early stage. Daily conversations occasionally make people feel that the pace is a bit slow. What makes me most disappointed is that just when I thought I could see the male protagonist completely solve the lifespan problem and achieve consummation with the girls, the story ended so hastily. It feels like you have just cooked a piece of the best tripe after eating hot pot, and when you are about to taste it, the boss suddenly announces that it is closed, and you feel a little unfinished. All in all, if you are a reader who prefers Japanese sweet style and likes to see girls' daily interactions and ambiguous flirtations, the first and middle stages of this book will definitely give you a great reading experience. But if you are like me and have high requirements for the completeness of the story, you may need to slightly adjust your expectations in the later stages of reading to leave yourself some room for imagination.

Excellent, I don't know why so few people watch it