Reborn in Tokyo's Bubble-Era Life

My collection of vinyl records includes the D404 and Fantasia 😍.

There must be a reason for the poor performance. For example, most people dislike novels geared towards fans. This is because the protagonists in these novels are basically nothing more than simps, written for the author and the female lead's fans.

The strangest thing about this book is that the protagonist, who is portrayed as a rational and cold elite at the beginning, suddenly becomes love-struck after meeting Nakamori Akina. It's truly unreadable to read a book written by a fan. They only met for one night, yet they acted like close confidantes; the writer's imagination is too wild.

Regarding the romantic subplot, there's not much to say about Nakamori, but so far it's clear the writing is very skillful and nuanced, reminiscent of watching "A Bubble Age." The career path is quite unique, involving disco and Ginza industries, mixed with some yakuza elements, which is very interesting. The slow pace is both an advantage and a disadvantage, requiring a bit of patience.

Just posting a few pictures of Ming Cai

Japanese and Korean entertainment doesn't feature harem elements! It's simply shameful!

The timing of Akina's romantic storyline is terrible. The best timing was in *Tokyo Bubble Life*, where they met and she dumped Kondo before Akina's debut. *Flying Over the Bubble Era* was second best, meeting Akina near the time of her breakup with Kondo, and after their initial meeting, Akina and Kondo had virtually no further contact.

Here are some dishes from around 1985 🤭

It's Nakamori again. Speechless. How lazy are these authors? They don't even bother to look up writing materials. They just use Akina as the female lead.

It has that hazy, subtle feeling of love before falling in love, and the little sweet moments between lovers are also very sweet.