Becoming the Reiwa Tea Sage in Tokyo

About Daigo Ruriko To be honest, don't let a lot of characters similar to Kujo appear just because I loaded the book Love Game and it became popular. To be honest, I personally don't like this kind of character, and I don't like the male protagonist even more. Also in this book, regarding the male protagonist's treatment of Daigo Ruriko, you can say that the author is obsessed with it in the later period, and how Daigo Ruriko is doing in the later period. However, as a reader, you can't see what happens later in the early stage, and many of them just don't want to read anymore. The author sees the character with the setting of the character and the subsequent plot, but the reader does not. We can only see the plot going crazy, and the protagonist being controlled by Daigo Ruriko with drugs. This is something that no one can bear, right? Then there is the more important issue of the male protagonist. The male protagonist boasted about Haikou and wanted to change the island country, and the author also said that he wanted the male protagonist to change something. However, when the male protagonist faced Daigo Ruriko's drug control, he immediately gave up. This contrast is like a warrior who is not determined, and is tortured by the enemy like a traitor. Not to mention that the protagonist has a system and can find ways to fight back. So in the final analysis, the author, you can make the protagonist forbear in the early stage, but you can't show us a weak character. Since he is a tea man, he should at least let us see his character and integrity. After all, facing a person who wants to use drugs to control you and turn you into a slave, how can you make the protagonist think about what to do in the future like ah q? Isn't that a spiritual victory method? It really makes me sick.

160,000 Words, thundering in a silent place. 6 foreshadowings, unexpected and unexpected; 4 heroines, unique and lonely; Confidence in 5 Chinese characters, vivid and vivid; 3 hours of extreme study, and everything is true; 1 self-report of writing point of view, Hong Shi is lonely; I don't wish the author to be awesome, because you are really awesome, I wish the author happiness.

About Nuclear Wastewater I have read this novel many times. But because it was about Japan, I never clicked on it. I couldn't sleep at noon today, so I simply clicked on it and read this novel that kept popping up in front of me. I thought it was real tea, but later I found out it was "green tea". In fact, I was a little disappointed, but it was still a different approach. But the nuclear wastewater plot suddenly appeared, and what the protagonist did not only made me feel less indignant and heart-wrenching, but instead made me feel inexplicable. I don't know what it means. Is it possible that the author is touching himself? If this was a science fiction novel and this kind of plot appeared, and the protagonist had the ability to take certain sanctions against Japan, I would be very happy to read it. But it's a pity that the protagonist is just a tea man. Apart from reprimanding and mobilizing some public opinion, he can't seem to do much. But it's a pity that in my impression, a tea man may be similar to a literati, something like public opinion. If the superiors are really determined to deal with it coldly, there are many ways to do it, such as, for example, and another example. I believe that I don't need to tell you. There will be a few things in everyone's hearts that make public opinion agitated and eventually become silent. Then, nuclear wastewater is related to the lives of countless people. Not to mention a tea person, even a beggar is naturally qualified to question it. But did you choose the right occasion? If it's your own home court, it doesn't matter if you ask questions or take photos or videos. You are responsible for any consequences yourself. Your sister can't help it. It's a blood relationship and you, a Chinese soul, have nothing to do with it. However, you choose to hold a banquet at someone else's house, and the host pays you to come, pays the salary, spends a large amount of money for you to coordinate the arrangements, and gives you enough trust. This is how you repay the host. How does the crazy heroine treat the protagonist? As we all know, many people like it. You cause trouble yourself and drag her into the water. It is irresponsible and lacks responsibility. Have you ever thought about whether other families will invite the protagonist to serve as a tea host and entertain important guests in the future? Will the host family be worried about what if the guests I invite are scolded by this Qianjia boy again? To be honest, in my opinion, without the author's blessing, even if the protagonist's starting point is correct, he is doomed to never be accepted by most rich and powerful people because of his rare occasion. My girlfriend's family affairs, and the Prime Minister she invites, she will make trouble without hesitation. Our relationship is just an ordinary relationship, and the invitations are ordinary dignitaries. I can't stand this big Buddha. If this were reality, I could still praise him as a good man, but this is a novel. The protagonist has a systematic cheat, so he can deal with it better and create a better character. As a result... In the end, the protagonist escapes back to China, which is actually quite bad. Maybe it is because I am from the bottom of society, so I don't know whether the protagonist's character background and identity as a tea man can be treated the same in China as in Japan. In other words, the protagonist's system. Will it still be useful in China? Is it easy to use? The foundation is still not stable, so it is quite strange for me to risk all my life to do this inexplicable thing.

What kind of logic is this? Can the heroine get away from this just by breaking up? This tea party is essentially organized by the hostess's family, and people are invited here. So many important people are being threatened here. The hostess's family is the first family in Japan? The only outcome would be for the family to plummet, and the best outcome for the heroine for making this mistake would be to be married off at the speed of light. And at this time, the female protagonist believed the male protagonist's nonsense and became desperate 🤔 Or did she want to escape to China? You are just a little tea ceremony master, but in the world of the novel, you are Japanese. If you slap a high-level official in the face like this, why should China protect you? In the world of the novel, why do you have a Japanese? What kind of influence do you have? The protagonist Hao Huo was deported when he fled to China. I am also very angry about this incident and can write about it, but if you want to become famous in the later period, your words must have weight. If you have said this now, will anyone spread the word? By your mouth? And I also forgot that the squad leader also handed you the information. What should the squad leader do? How many people in the family have been destroyed by the protagonist? If you don't want to write it down, just say it. The logic of the book has collapsed at this point. How can it be reasonably rounded out later?

Does the author want to hear horror stories? I heard that when Dante traveled to hell, there was a frying pan hell that liked to deep-fry authors. If the author wrote enough and good books in his life to cover himself, the deep-frying would not be able to fry the author.

If you want to write about preventing Japan from discharging nuclear wastewater, etc., Then write about urban superpowers. You can write whatever you want. Even if you blow up a shrine, it is trivial. If you write a life novel, why are you writing this? Do you want to dispel the idea of ​​​​the Japanese government with just a few words?

Daigo Ruriko setting picture (The picture comes from the Internet, if there is any infringement, please contact the author to delete it)

A certain tea party A person who came to drink tea said to Qian Linya: "Brother, brother 😆, you made this for me. Liulizi won't be angry if you know it 😃. It's very delicious. Brother, take a sip 😏. (呲) Brother, if Liulizi knows that I drink the same drink, A cup of tea 😊, she won't be jealous 😡, the tea snacks made by my brother are really delicious 🤭, Liulizi won't beat me if she finds out 🥺, it's so scary Liulizi 😥, unlike me, I will only feel sorry for giegie😌"

The author mentioned through the protagonist's mouth in the article that tea ceremony is a way of expression, and so is writing. I just saw a book friend saying that the nuclear wastewater incident in the author's article is quite different from the main plot of the book, and he thinks it is contradictory. However, as the saying goes, the author is dissatisfied with the discharge of nuclear wastewater in reality, but is unable to stop it, so he states it in the novel. Just like Mr. Liang Qichao's "The Future of New China", both dissatisfaction with reality and expectations are expressed in words. Nuclear wastewater discharge is actually not the hottest topic now. Even during that time, there were only a few people who wrote about it (directly or indirectly) in the article. Some friends around me jokingly called this incident Japan's renewed invasion of the Asia-Pacific region. Although it was a joke, the content was indeed reality. I discussed a solution with my friends, but in the end there was no solution. Powerless, sad.

My heart was attracted by Ye Liang. After ten years of book shortage, this book can definitely be considered a good book.