Tsubaki-chou Lonely Planet

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椿町ロンリープラネット
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Fumi Oono, second-year high-school student. Stuck with the debts of her father, she needs a job—fast. While she did indeed manage to find one as a housekeeper for THE Akatsuki Kibikino, it leaves much to be desired. After all, the novelist has a mean glare and an even worse attitude...And on top of that, she has to live with him?!

(Source: Yen Press)

Note: Includes 8 extra chapters (from which two are Hirunaka no Ryuusei extras, released with this series).

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Themes
Cohabitation Coming of Age Avoidance Living with Strangers Reunion Courtship › First Love Economics › Debts Economics › Money Problems Emotions › Loneliness Emotions › Love Confession Slice of Life › School Life
Kinship
Adoption Dead Parents Single Parent
Activities
Working Art Forms › Writing Daily Life › Housekeeping
Audience Demographics
Female Oriented › Shoujo
Character Archetype > Dere Types
Tsundere Tsundere › Male Lead
Character Traits
Dense Character Responsible Character Emotionally Confused Rude Character Attractiveness › Handsome Male Lead Behavioral Traits › Teasing Character
Appearance > Hair
Hair Length › Long-Haired Male Lead
Character Types
Female Lead Quirky Character Outcasts › Homeless
Female Lead
Background Female Lead › Young Female Lead
Male Lead > Personality Male Lead
Blunt Male Lead Awkward Male Lead Dense Male Lead Protective Male Lead
Protagonists
Hard-Working Protagonist Reliable Protagonist
Locations
School School › High
Narrative Tropes
Storytelling Techniques › Flashbacks
Love Tropes
Female Lead Falls in Love First Love Triangle Failed Relationship Inexperienced in love
Plot Structure
Time Manipulation › Time Skip
Romantic Dynamics
Live-in Lover Slow Romance Important Non-Romantic Relationship
Occupations
Creative Arts › Novelist Entertainment › Host Hospitality › Housekeeper Media › Editor
Relationship
Age Gap Childhood Friends Meddling Friend Age Gap › Older Male Younger Female Professional Relationship › Student-Adult Relationship
Family Relationship > Family > Parent-Child
Absent Parent Negligent Parent Irresponsible Parent

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