Reborn in Tokyo's Bubble-Era Life

I have collected the vinyl of dishes and just bought d404 and Fantasia 😍

There must be a reason why your grades are poor. For example, most people hate fan novels. Because the protagonists of this kind of novels basically lick dogs or lick dogs, and they are written for the author himself and the heroine's fans. Just like the single female protagonist Tianxian of Huayuwen, it is the same, but the difference is that the fans of Tianxian are obviously much more than the fans of famous dishes. The second thing is that 99.9% Of the protagonists in Japanese novels are young and pretentious, which is really strange. I have been studying this question, why do the protagonists in Japanese novels have this kind of character.

The strangest thing about this book is that the protagonist at the beginning is a portrait of a rational and cold-blooded elite, but when he meets Akina Nakamori, he immediately turns into a love brain. I can only say that I really can't read a book written by a fan. We met for just one night and acted like a confidante. The writer is too imaginative.

The emotional line is in the middle, and there is nothing much to say about it, but it can be seen that the level is very high and delicate, and it feels like leaping into the bubble era The career line is very novel, starting from the discotheque and Ginza industry, mixed with some extreme lines, which is very interesting. The slow pace has both advantages and disadvantages, and requires a little patience. If you like writing, you can enter directly. If you like something more refreshing, you may want to give it a try.

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Japanese entertainment and Korean entertainment don't write about the harem! Simply shameful

The time chosen for Akina's love line was too bad. The one in Tokyo Bubble Life was the best. They met Akina before she debuted and kicked the scumbag Kondo away. The one in Flying Over the Bubble Era. Secondly, the time she met Akina was chosen when she and Kondo were about to break up. Moreover, after the male and female protagonists met, Akina and the scumbag Kondo basically had no actual contact. Your book happened to be chosen when Akina and Kondo were still in a relationship. After the male and female protagonists met, they still described the plot of Kondo touching Akina when they met in Akina's room and flirting in front of the male protagonist. I don't know what the author's purpose is in designing these "unpleasant" plots? I know the author wants to advance the plot, but think about it, is it really necessary to specifically describe these plots? Is it really impossible to advance the plot without describing this "unpleasant" plot? To put it bluntly, writing online novels is not about pursuing literature. If a plot like this is not really necessary to advance the plot, it is completely unnecessary in online novels, or there is no need to describe it.

Make some dishes from around 1985 🤭

It's Nakamori again, speechless. These authors are so lazy that they don't even want to check the writing materials, so they all use the female protagonist Akina.

It has that vague feeling of love before falling in love, and the little sweetness between falling in love is also very sweet.