Reborn as a Little Girl, I Become Japan’s Capitalist Tycoon

It's a very good book, I really like the writing, and the plot is also very good. It's just that Japanese people who have no distance at all seem to be a bit rare. Such people are my natural enemies. Am I still too withdrawn? I'm actually a little bored [face covering] The book is great, but the following is something I wrote in a dark and grumbling way. I wanted to post it but felt it was inappropriate. Maybe I read too many other articles and the toxicity broke out here. Don't give up reading this book because of the stuff I wrote below! I still can't stand people who have no sense of boundaries [facepalm], why do so many novels have people like that? Are they just tools to advance the plot, kidnapping the protagonist with their so-called passion, or are they really there in real life? Anyway, I have never seen anything so outrageous in novels, and people will listen to someone who says to keep your distance. Or is this a stereotype in literary creation? At least 90% of the full text describes Aino with a template description of no distance and passion... This reminds me of the fear of being dominated by a toxic article about a sociophobic protagonist... To be honest, after writing it like this, I don't know how to deal with such people. If I were to try not to contact them, I would just deal with it. Well, cool articles are for fun. This semi-forced approach to the protagonist, I think is inappropriate for a cool article, even if it has some reasonableness...

The plot is okay so far, the layout is big and not cliché, and the supporting characters' IQs are also online [Like] It feels a little strange later but I can't put it into words.

A rare transformation into Wen Xifan. There is comedy, wit and strategy, and the various elements are well integrated. The main characters' personalities are all outstanding, and the protagonist's IQ is online throughout. There is no overly dramatic situation, except that the villain is a bit mentally retarded.

I like Meow, the plot development is okay, but the high score is mainly because I like the character.

Single or hundred? I don't like changing marriages.

It's okay. It's more like Chitanda than the nine-point book. It can be enjoyed as a contemporary meal.

A dark and contrasting protagonist, a system with no sense of presence, and a bit of wits [thinking] Personal rating: Big Cup

Higuo is still so awesome that even the creator doesn't recognize it, so the Buddha statue is yours.

Shocking treasure

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