I Teach Kendo in Tokyo - Reviews

I really hate it when people are judgmental of a story within the chapter comments of a story, so I am really glad to see that the people commenting seem to be casual internet trolls rather than self-employed pro-USA water army members. Webnovels are for enjoying, not for people to yell at each other over cultural differences.

for me its probably at best 3 out of 5, idk about the story, as I kind of dropped it really quickly by like chapter 10 or something, but from what I have read so far is just some guy nitpicking Japanese society and making japan out as 'dangerous' with some sword stuff inside as well, honestly not that great, the japan that is portrayed is really anime like and not really like normal japan as you don't see yakuza members all over japan robbing and threatening civilians or Japanese police not doing anything, not only that its some Chinese dude that's nitpicking all of these things like miso soup having msg and like im super confused being like 'you Chinese right, we drink loads of stuff with msg, idk what you talking about' or something like rice 3 times a day, like my guy you don't eat rice three times a day, that's like getting an 99% in math and not getting 110% in math

It really isn’t that bad compared to other major racist and nationalistic novels. The only thing the novel that is bad is that Japan has poor security. Like have you seen the mythological something gene novel. Other than that the novel seems pretty interesting ofc 40 chapters isnt enough to tell if its good or not

Love the book has a nice setting and takes into account everything that is happening during that time period. The system isn't one of those overpowered systems where he just strolls through life great recommend only thing I would want more is more chapters.

Interesting as a story, because for a story of transmigration in the past we have a faulty system, no chance to capitalize on its future knowledge, yakuza, police, annoying girls and Goro sensei xD

So far i really like it. The characters are good the MC is logical and easy to follow. so i don't get the hate this novel receives. I've seen worse written and overly nationalistic work get better rating then this.

Story so far is great and takes place in the 1980's of Japan so it's a nice change of pace. MC doesn't show any nationalism other than some opinions on miso soup and rice, if you can even consider that nationalism. The way the system is explained and how it works is nice too. Very good overall so far.

I went in with low expectations, but this novel was surprisingly fun. The novel reminds me a little of the Yakuza games with over-the-top characters sprouting over-the-top monologues. There was even a character who ripped open his shirt to show his tattoos!  I'm not sure if this will be picked from the trial read, but it is good. Read it for a time.