<report>Great plot, great action, great h-scenes, great characters, the different character routes actually feel different, and even among the different characters, they each have 2-4 different sub routes (2 for Maki and Ai, and technically 4 for Renna, although it's really just 2) There's an Awesome amount of variety for each of the characters and their sub routes, as well as their sex scenes, and the character's personalities change between the routes as well, overall great story with great characters and great romance, what more could you ask for, really.

<report>It is a lot like Majikoi, quite a bit of comedy with some serious stuff sprinkled in to spice things up, it is good for what it is, but my personal tastes lean more towards serious stuff so I didn't like it too much.

I still think its objectively good so if you like comedy with strong women then definitely give it a try.

<report>To its benefit and detriment Tsujidou-san no Jun'ai Road really has a central character (Come on, her name is in the title) and each route will still have her featured in some manner quite heavily (one moreso than the other though).

I honestly really enjoyed this VN other than the fact that no matter what route you go down, you can't help but break Tsujidou's heart and then hurt her repeatedly. But other than that, it's written pretty well and has a lot of the charm that Majikoi does, including it's funnier bits.

<report>For having the "Pure Love Story" tag, it felt pretty weak. This game was a chore to finish, and I LOVE romance.

I played this VN about 3-4 years ago, and I rated it a 4. I thought, "Hey, maybe I might like this one now. I'll try it again." Well, I tried it again. I did not like it this time around either.

The characters are unique, yet bland. The main heroines are all some of the most unlikable characters I've seen. Some of the other girls would have been a better choice as heroines, while keeping the delinquent aspect. Renna's route was atleast OK.

For being in the same universe as Majikoi, one of my favorite visual novels, I had high hopes for this one but it did not get fulfilled.


Don't play this game if you're expecting a sequel to Majikoi or a godly romance plot.

4/10

<report>This is one of those visual novels that had one stand-out route and several significantly worse routes. Renna's is the only one with any real progression, character development, stakes, climax, and intensity. The common route is a bit of a slog with how hard the game pushes the titular character in your face, but it makes up for it with an entertaining premise and pretty fair comedy. I would recommend only playing Renna's route; the others are more or less, a waste of time.

<report>Delinquent/harsh/yankee girl is one of my favorites archetype so i looked forward to this getting translated for some years, it's also by minato-soft who made majikoi, my favorite visual novel of all time so my exception were rather high, probably unfairly high.

It's good, not perfect but genuinely good, the girl are each unique, cute and likeable despite sharing the same yankee girl archetype, the story is nothing that interesting, dum fun for the most part, the sex scene are really good.

Voice acting, art, music and sounds effect are all very high quality as expected from minato-soft.

I would recommend it if like me you're into that type of girl !

<report>The game has some ups and downs, but overall I enjoyed reading it. The MC's pacifist nature was often annoying though.

Pros:

- 2 good routes (Maki and Ai)
- Has comedy but knows when to be serious.
- A lot of dialogue choices. Even though some of them make no real difference, it can be fun to see how the characters respond
- Standard H-Scenes

Cons:
- 1 bad route (Renna)
- MC was annoying

<report>Pretty mediocore VN, with some good moments, nice comedy and great OST.
Mc isn't the best, and can be annoying with his actions, but I didn't had much problem with him.
If you're a fan of deliquents, this vn might be for you.

<report>I've read my fair share of infuriating protagonists not just in VN but in media in general, and Hiroshi is definitely up there.

If - like me - you've reached this VN because you played Majikoi, liked it, and wanted something similar, allow me to let you down gently - Tsujidou is no second Majikoi. Tsujidou has a very strong emphasis on the romance between the main character and the girl on whichever route you're in; there are no interesting or amusing group dynamics or friend groups, and it's definitely a story that plays off how two different people must adapt and grow into their relationship to better suit one another and to stand up for what they want of their lives.

Or at least that's... Read more »

<report>This is my first experience with the writing style of minato as a company, so that as an FYI.

This game genuinely surprised me, not so much with the story itself even tough there are a few cool twist's and turns in here, but more with the characters. Nearly every person that is in this game serves a vital function in the three heroine routes themselves. Speaking of which, the world-building and the character writing itself is also very well done. You get the impression everyone in this world is a human being that can get angry, sad or even depressed at times and the game shows you plenty of scenes with them in those various states. Sometimes from their pov as well, all depending on the... Read more »

<report>Despite my worries about action plot, it really is mostly interpersonal and internal melodrama stories of teenagers who is making a big deal out of small problems and their perceived identity. Fortunately, that's just my kind of thing.

As far as Protagonist With Face/Character goes, Hiroshi is... not that annoying, but not not annoying either. I still don't get where his pacifism comes from. But it is a part of his character, as much as getting excited over the smallest thing and his all-loving personality. He's a believable, well-rounded character and his pacifism does make him more than a reader insert and plays well to the story.

Ai route was naturally the first route I went through... Read more »

<report>Even though Tsujidou has a different main scenario water from MajiKoi, it's clear the writer of Tsujidou was very heavily inspired by MajiKoi. They even put a bunch of references to Kawakami and Kuki in the VN.

* The humor style and overall tone of the VN is similar. Really silly gag based humor with a penchant of going over the top even with character designs as well as having similar types of music.
* All the main girls are super powerful and most of the guys are whatever power wise minus a few. While it's somewhat more grounded since it's delinquent based instead of using samurai weapons it's clear that the girls are crazy powerful especially compared to how they look
* Lots of silly... Read more »

<report>I feel bad about rating this low especially considering the other titles I've rated compared to Tsujidou. Tsujidou should by all means be right up my alley. It's hilarious, it's dramatic and it's down right exciting at times and not to mention it's a pure love story. So why is it below a 7? A mixture of protagonist being a boring mixed bag and poor directing.

I could never come to like the protagonist. His character was too much of a typical hetarare sex god you'd find in a vanilla VN. His reactions rarely felt natural and sometimes he just outright acted stupid because the writing called for it. On the opposite end, the writing itself was good but the combining of scenes just felt very... Read more »

<report>I am going to be a bit bias about Tsujidou, but i didn't enjoy as much as I would. And the reasons were not of any technical side, but rather the pretty unbalanced, not very cohesive and most of the time hardly believable stories didn't bring much joy of reading through this novel.

The novel tells a story about high-schooler who is pretty saintly as mother Theresa and appalls any violence whatsoever. And it could be only fate that he is thrown onto a chessboard of fighting delinquent groups. He re comes already my first catches since the delinquent environment and their protagonists simply do not mesh well with any general idea how delinquents behave, what is their code and that inside... Read more »

<report>I must say I was quite (positively) surprised by this novel (I did not expect much from the whole deliquent theme to be honest). It was cool and funny experience, and I gladly recommended it to my friend as well.

To sum it up somehow neatly, let's take a look where I saw some pros and cons. After that I can nitpick about some stuff in between, whether I found it interesting or weird.

Pros:

The art is nice, main heroines are pretty, have vastful amount of expressions, looks and outfits. Backgrounds are pleasant to the eye, you can kinda see that it's a bit older, but still solid for sure. CGs are decent as well, some of them are even quite beatiful, altough most of them are just ok... Read more »