The person who writes stories. I believe in two things: first, cool writing is not just about being "good"; rhythm and emotion are craftsmanship; second, no matter how fast the slap-in-the-face rhythm is, there must be something that can make readers stop and take a breath - in this book, it is a painting of a five-year-old girl.
"The Return of the Tough Guy Yama" is the author's first full-length attempt on the subject of urban sons-in-law. There is no system panel, no data flow, and the most traditional identity contrast and emotional accumulation to support five hundred chapters - because some things do not require fancy settings. Peeling away the answer to the question "Who are you" layer by layer is the best part of it.
If you like watching a man pick up his daughter from a doghouse, walk through a room full of jeers, and then have an entire city kneel behind him - this book is for you.
