Tokyo Writer Starts with Children's Literature

Name: Tokyo Writer Starts with Children's Literature
Author: Mugwort Licorice

by Mugwort Licorice

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267Kwords126chapters

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Ch. 126 — It's Not Shameful to Lose to Me

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About This Novel

After the bubble that swept Japan burst, Shiraishi's company and the dreams of the Japanese people also shattered. In an economically depressed society, Bai Shishu, who raised his daughter alone, felt unprecedented pressure. At that time, suicide was prevalent. Faced with the sad news of the death of his friend, Shiraishi decided to write a beautiful fairy tale called "Night on the Galaxy Railway" for his daily bread and for his daughter to live in a happy society. After that, people all the way down finally realized that the literary giant who led everyone to pursue happiness and gave strength to all people in trouble appeared.

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Book Friends 20230127872_ce11mo ago

If you want to stop updating, you should have said it earlier. It seems that your writing is okay and you spent money, but you stopped writing.

Hey, Hey, Oh6mo ago

It's quite interesting, but it's cut. Are there any similar books without CP that you can recommend?

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Book Friends 20230127872_ce11mo ago

If you want to stop updating, you should have said it earlier. It seems that your writing is okay and you spent money, but you stopped writing.

Hey, Hey, Oh6mo ago

It's quite interesting, but it's cut. Are there any similar books without CP that you can recommend?

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The writing style is very spiritual, many sentences can directly touch the heart, and the rhythm that I like very much can make people calm down and read carefully. For me, the early stage was toxic. I skipped more than 20 chapters before starting to read, and then went back to read the skipped chapters, which are excellent and above.