After transmigrating to Tokyo in 1995, he finds the bubble has burst and faith has crumbled. In a soaked designer suit, Jinguji Ritsu stands on the streets of Shinjuku and gazes at this cultural wasteland, a graceful smile on his face.
“Since this world has no Osamu Dazai or Yukio Mishima, let me become the ‘god’ of this era.”
From the start, one copy of No Longer Human brings countless good-for-nothing men of the Heisei era to tears, and they revere it as scripture! Then The Temple of the Golden Pavilion bursts onto the scene. A great fire burns away the arrogance of the old literary world, forcing a wealthy heiress to bow her noble head! Next, he makes Love Letter and Swallowtail Butterfly, building an entertainment empire with his own hands!
Reporter: “Mr. Jinguji, some people say your works are poison for the soul.” Jinguji Ritsu swirls his glass of red wine, nonchalant. “No. They’re the antidote to this boring world.”
[Also known as: As a Literary Giant, I’m Surrounded by Love Rivals; The Birth of a Godfather]
It is a very interesting book, but the arrangement is too fast, especially the time when each book comes out is so hasty, and the public's absorption level is too easy to empathize and accept, which is impossible for some levels... I think this is a shortcoming, but it is a good one.
Beautiful book with great potential
🐂Patch, it's a great book with great potential, but the shortcoming is that it's not enough to read [please update] Author, how do you manage to sleep at your age?
It's too grand. Maybe it's not a mistake to stop updating. I just like Hao
A very good book