Becoming the Reiwa Tea Sage in Tokyo

Regarding Daigo Ruriko Honestly, just because I uploaded the novel "Dating Game" and it became popular doesn't mean a bunch of characters like Kujo will appear. To be honest, I personally don't like these kinds of characters, and I dislike the male lead even more.

160,000 Words, a thunderclap in silence. Six foreshadowing elements throughout, creating a surprising and unexpected twist; Four female leads, each with her own unique personality; The confidence expressed in five Chinese characters is rugged and unyielding. Three hours of meticulous research ensured that every word was genuine;

Regarding nuclear wastewater I've read this novel many times. But because it's about Japan, I've never opened it. I couldn't sleep at noon today, so I decided to finally open it and read this novel that's been popping up in my mind all along. I initially thought it was real tea, but later discovered it was "green tea," which was somewhat disappointing, though it was still a unique approach.

What kind of logic is this? A breakup can just erase the female lead from this situation? This tea party was essentially hosted by the female lead's family, and they invited these people. So many high-ranking officials were threatened here. Is the female lead's family the most powerful family in Japan? The only outcome will be the family's downfall.

Does the author want to hear a horror story? I heard that when Dante visited Hell, there was a cauldron of oil that particularly liked to deep-fry authors. If an author had written enough good books in his lifetime to cover himself, then the oil wouldn't reach him.

If you want to write about preventing Japan from discharging nuclear wastewater, then write about urban fantasy, whatever you want. You could blow up a shrine and it would be no big deal. Why are you writing this when you're writing a slice-of-life novel? Do you think you can dissuade the Japanese government from its plans with just a few words?

Ruriko Daigo's concept art (Image sourced from the internet; please contact the author to remove if there is any copyright infringement.)

A tea party A person who came to drink tea said to Qian Linya, "Brother, brother 😆, the tea you made for me, will Liulizi be angry if she finds out? 😃 It's really delicious, brother, have a sip 😏, (tsk) Brother, if Liulizi finds out we're drinking from the same cup of tea 😊, will she be jealous? 😡 The tea snacks you made are really delicious 🤭, will Liulizi beat me up if she finds out? 🥺 How scary Liulizi is 😥, unlike me, I only feel sorry for Giegie 😌."

The author mentions through the protagonist that the tea ceremony is a way of expression, and so is writing. I just saw a reader say that the nuclear wastewater incident in the author's story is quite different from the main plot, which is considered contradictory. However, as the saying goes, literature should convey moral principles.

My heart was captivated by Ye Liang. After a decade of reading slump, this book is definitely a good one.