Kyoto's Bubble Era: Starting by Selling Off a Billion-Yuan Fortune
京都泡沫时代：从变卖亿万家产开始
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- 1.5M Words
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- Urban
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- Business & Workplace
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- 2y ago
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Izumi Sakai, "Don't Give Up"
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Japanese singer Izumi Sakai (deceased)
Izumi Sakai was born on February 6, 1967. She is a Japanese singer, songwriter, and lead vocalist of the rock band ZARD. In 2007, Izumi Sakai passed away from cancer at the young age of 40. Although it was a great loss, she left us with many popular songs, including "Don't Give Up," "My Friend," and "Turning the Wheel of Fate."
Judging from the recent plot developments, the author doesn't seem to like the Soviet Union very much. Those who want to maintain the Soviet Union are portrayed as villains, while those who dismantle the Soviet Union are depicted as patriots and benefactors. It's a bit unsettling.
The author clearly doesn't understand what most people are criticizing. We're not criticizing that Soviet oligarch, nor is it related to that pile of weapons. I can accept these authors' explanations, whether they want to or not, because they can always make things up.
It's quite interesting, but I have a small suggestion: I think the romantic relationship between Chino Rin and the protagonist is too thin and feels unrealistic. Let's take a look at their experiences. Rin was initially the protagonist's fiancée. Although she chose her own fiancé and saw his potential and ambition, their first meeting was when she was pinned down on the bed by Nekoma.
This is so weak... Especially the newly introduced Soviet arms girl, she's a complete failure. Is this kind of naive girl who can drive around the streets of America with a submachine gun and stockpile Soviet weapons in an American warehouse? Has the plot lost all logic for the sake of a Mary Sue?
Norika Fujiwara
Norika Fujiwara
Honestly, I don't understand why he's so obsessed with the bank position. Don't tell me it's about having power; the protagonist's power is completely mismatched with his net worth, making it utterly useless. What level are the people he's associated with anyway? None of them would value his bank job. It's really boring watching him stubbornly fight against all the obstacles within the bank.
This book These are the most speechless business war books I've ever read. Maybe it's because I haven't read enough; I've only read about ten books of this type. But A person who can write business battles like an urban fantasy novel. It's so frustrating.
Norika Fujiwara went to Hokkaido, and the protagonist knew nothing about her situation or what had happened. If she encountered any unspoken rules, how could she avoid being taken advantage of without the protagonist's help? Many people knew she was one of the protagonist's people, and the protagonist had offended many.