Japanese Investors

Author: I'm not here to read The Legend of Zhen Huan, which is full of nonsense all day long. There are a few chapters that are related to the theme, fuck

This person's books all follow this pattern, 3/10 street stall writing + 5/10 moralizing for middle-aged and elderly people with mental retardation, 10/10 nonsense, and 10/10 plot.

It's good in all aspects, but the heroine written by the author is so disgusting, she looks like a green tea watch. And don't write about a single female protagonist anymore. If you have power, communicate more with outstanding women. You can also write about any celebrities.

To be honest, I didn't believe the investors who scolded you a lot at first. Now I really think you were talking about the Japanese propaganda team. Otherwise, how could it be possible that this book was all about Japan's dream of getting rich?

Definitely a Japanese spy and a Japanese element

This is a Genshin Impact advertising book!

The protagonist written by this author is either a successor or a happy father. Very disgusting. He has read dozens of chapters in several books and the protagonist's character has never changed.

Sure enough, it was full of internal flavor from the beginning. This book is the same. It mainly preaches and teaches people. The plot is directly for the purpose of preaching. I left it after reading the beginning. The poisonous point is still the same.

Author, I've been fed up with real women. To come here after reading a novel feels a bit like seeking abuse.

The writing is disgusting, especially the heroine. I'm very curious as to how you continued to read.

This book has a close-up of Genshin Impact. I was really shocked when I read it. There were dozens of photos of Genshin Impact. My friends in Hyrule, avoid lightning.

The content of this book is that I am a top second-generation rich man. Next, let me take you to learn more about the life of Master Sanhe!

I've only read two books. One is Karuizawa. One is a book. I think the author was really bad with the heroine. Karuizawa is going to make a disgusting lolita. This book is about another very disgusting green tea.

It's this author again,,, the previous two novels were honest about the fact that the heroine was very poisonous, and they were very preachy and didn't have much in the plot. They were all about negative values.

😥 It's so scary. This is how much money I received from Genshin Impact. From the first few chapters to the last chapter on the shelves, it's all Genshin Impact. Oh my god

The protagonist is not like the protagonist, and the supporting role is not like the supporting role. If you like the Ishihara family so much, why did you let Miyamoto be the protagonist?

What kind of ending is this? It might as well be light and tight.

Too much private information is output, which affects reading.

Listen to me, Karuizawa writes like that, open another one, that one is very powerful

Long paragraphs of popular science, hydrology, and private sermons are repeated all the time, and they are often included in conversations. When someone says something, I still have to think about what the previous sentence was. The most outrageous thing is that some conversations are repeated all the time. It is really not as entertaining as a novel, nor as rigorous as an encyclopedia.

Karuizawa is still very interesting. I can't finish this book. When will I release a new book?

Has the author changed his website? It seems that he hasn't published a new book for a long time.

It's been so long and you still haven't published a new book?

Not opening a new book?

I watched the investor first and then Karuizawa. I think the most interesting character is Rie. She has a really tough mouth. Maybe tsundere was more popular back then? But it feels like the most natural way to get along, and the writing is very realistic. I have seen this kind of family in life, but it happened in China. The man was much better, but the woman still did the same thing, and the man was willing to accompany her, but there was no doubt that it was true love. From the beginning to the end, before the male protagonist fell into coma, it can be said that Rie has always adhered to her original intention and has not changed (focusing on criticizing Karuizawa's sister).

The ending is very good. This is the best of your books.

Why don't you write it? ? I've been reading it every day and haven't seen any movement. It's very well written. I feel like if I open another book, I can get married earlier and write more about the heroine from the perspective of a young girl entering a rich family.

The group portraits were well written, but the chapters still skipped abruptly, causing plot breakpoints. It basically does not match the title and introduction of the book. Miyamoto writes too little about investment. It is said that it is about investing in acgn, but in fact there is not much. At least relying only on the investment income that has been written cannot meet its own expenses, and it still relies on its own Miyamoto Construction. It wasn't until he finally swallowed Karuizawa Entertainment that he felt he was strong enough. In terms of plot, it is a continuation of Karuizawa's sequel, but the main perspective is on Miyamoto's side. Because it shares the same worldview as the previous game, the presence of the Ishihara family is too strong, and the appearance of many characters severely dilutes the role of the protagonist Miyamoto. In fact, the protagonist does not have a coherent plot of more than 5 chapters. Considering that there are few words in a single chapter and there are many private goods, it seems that the protagonist is too dull and the character is not established. As a result, what I mentioned earlier became a sequel to Karuizawa in disguise. The character design continues to reflect the changes in human nature across classes, especially the heroine. Although many people think it is too green tea, I think it is quite good. From a girlfriend to a close girlfriend to a wife, and finally to a mother, from being naive and ignorant as a girlfriend, to understanding where one's own capital is as a close girlfriend, to making wise choices and settling down behaviors as a wife, and finally to a psychological change as a mother. With the change of identity, the heroine's personality and psychological changes also have layered changes, which is in line with the saying that 'there are only individuals who betray the class, and there is no class that betrays the interests'. As for other supporting characters, the heroine's family is okay, because the heroine is also in an environment of class changes, which highlights human nature. The sister-in-law's worship of money and the brother-in-law's mischief are also normal. Human nature is like this. The human body needs to adapt to the environment, and so does human nature. The sister-in-law is the same as the heroine. The psychological growth and changes of the sister-in-law are very outstanding. Mizuki Kudo also has psychological changes. Although there is not much plot, Mitsuki's psychological changes are clearly described in a few strokes. Mitsuki's growth and changes prove the changes in identity and experience. This kind of growth is worthy of Ishihara Masao's increasingly obvious love. What is more ridiculous is the business aspect. It is outrageous that Masao Ishihara can still control 90% of the equity. Even the first generation could not achieve such a big success without sharing core resources with others. Instead, they got the core resources of others. Other Japanese chaebols would not be so stupid. This speed of expansion has attracted more hostility than respect. The last book said that the United States did not engage him because he was just a liquor seller. It was somewhat reasonable. Now that such a diversified financial heavy industry is involved, it is bound to engage him.

Author, when will you publish a new book?

1. This author writes a book with a broad world view. And they basically have the same world view. If you haven't watched the prequel, you may not understand some parts. 2. Reading order "Karuizawa" The history of the Ishihara family's fortune "Japanese Investors" The history of the Miyamoto family's development. "Japanese Noble Man" The 3rd Generation of the Miyamoto Family 3. What I don't like is that the first two books are about chaebols and ordinary people. I don't know why, but the author prefers this strange combination. (I guess it is designed for the sake of refreshing writing, because the protagonist of each book is from the perspective of a superior.) 4. Although the author writes in great detail and also contains certain popular science content, is it too watery?