#parttimer

So, I work at a gift shop as a part timer and it always warms my heart whenever the customers smile back at me or tell me to have a good day. Especially the little kids who are always excited whenever I play with them. Their smiles and their excited "See you again! Byebye!" Really makes me happy.

The Story

The story in this novel is unique, but really poorly written.

The story is really dull and drags on for so long, I can barely remember what happened in this novel (even though I have just finished reading this at the time of writing this review). The only thing I really remember is the battle between Satan and Lucifer, and even that was BORING!

The Characters

I cannot remember a single character in this novel, other than Shiro, but I can barely remember him.

The characters are so generic and forgettable, you could put crazy, made up animals in there place and the characters would still be forgettable.

The Illustrations

There are only six illustrations in this novel and they are so generic and forgettable. The backgrounds don't exist and the character designs look generic and forgettable.

Final Thoughts

Overall, this is by far the most forgettable light novel I have ever read! The story is boring, the characters are generic and the illustrations are lifeless.

Honestly, just skip this novel. I can't believe I have to review two more novels of this series!!!

The Story 1/5 The Characters 0/5 The Illustrations 0.5/5

Tokyo

Being able to experience living in this beautiful city for 4 months is still like a dream to me. Living in Japan has always been my dream. But now that I’m here, I never expected it to be this hard.

Leaving my home country, Philippines in order to pursue a new adventure in another country was such a huge step for me. Leaving my family and close friends behind, I thought of taking this journey to be a better version of myself. I’m still in that process but I’ve learned a lot these past few months. It might be a bit late for me to be “finding myself” or “my true purpose” but I always believed in these words,

“Go on your own pace. Don’t get pressured by your peers.”

I used to say that a lot to convince myself that it’s okay to be 27 and still not know what to do with your life. I actually still do, but I feel like it’s an integral part of my life to experience these things. And that I shouldn’t hurry. And that it’s okay.

I’ve tried a lot of things, but not one stuck to me, except maybe my love for Photography. That one has been constant since I was a kid. But let’s get real, not everyone is lucky to be able to do what they love as a career. I’m one of those unlucky ones.

So yeah, I’m in Tokyo, currently studying the Japanese language. Doing a part-time work for 6 days a week. Still couldnt figure out what to do with my life here, but I feel like it’s fine for now. Just go with flow, I say. And that I should experience “Everything Once” in life as to not have any more regrets. Well, that’s a story for another day.