Reborn in Tokyo, Ambitious and Enterprising

I thought it was just daily entertainment. If there were things like the Dark World, the author should have pointed them out directly in the title or introduction. Otherwise, it would be a waste of time for readers like us. Farewell.

The first few chapters of "Buying Mutton with a Dog's Head" are good, but the rest are cliche, so why can't they write something more bland?

After reading Chapter 1, let's talk about my personal impressions first. Points that I am more concerned about: 1. Early writing style. My personal preference in categorizing novels is that I tend to prefer Japanese novels. The first half of the first chapter is a bit like a Chinese urban rebirth novel, which I am a little concerned about. Of course, the second half is Ri Qingfeng, which is quite touching. 2. A sense of identity for the protagonist. The first chapter explains the background of the protagonist. For the time being, it seems to be a neon native rebirth story? When you think about it, it's a bit frowned upon. Will there be no sense of immersion? I don't know if the protagonist's background will be introduced in depth later. Finally, the author's writing is really good, and the second half touches the heartstrings. Daily food, rice, oil and salt are the most soothing to ordinary people's hearts. The warmth and plainness always make people smile. I also read the author's last book, but I only read a small part of it. At that time, I felt that the book was generally good, but the plot was always jumping between the protagonist and the heroine (from a personal point of view). Although it was very warm and touching, it always left me confused, and I put it down later. I hope the author of this book can write his own story well.

There are no problems with the plot, and the writing is great 1. Readers' expectations for urban literature are that the protagonist rises to power with Goldfinger. This book is a little different. The protagonist is reborn but accidentally gets involved in a fight between upper-level consortiums. This is not in line with the expectations of urban writing, so some readers will find it difficult to accept it, but the novel itself is okay, and being involved in upper-class turmoil is also a very old routine. If you put down the expectations of urban writing, you can read it 2. The golden finger is turned down, photographic memory is just memory, in addition to memory, you should also strengthen your brain power, and a first-class academic character is more suitable.

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The new book I got through my own skills, I hope it won't be an eunuch.

I am so strong that I keep voting every dayＯ(≧∇≦)Ｏ

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I gave the chapters before the heroine a score of 9.5. The narrative is step-by-step and down-to-earth. The hero has a goal, action, and humanity. After the heroine appears, the plot suddenly takes a turn. The warm and bland and steady progress full of hope at 9.5 Points disappears. Then the mysterious eldest heroine handles the assassination and the hero's life suddenly loses control. . . (Okay, I admit that I don't like tsundere young ladies or anything like that. It's just a matter of personal preference, but I really like the previous daily chapters where the heroine doesn't appear)

Hurry up and get into your career and become a lover.

Are you just trying to deceive people with your opening and introduction? It's not like I've told you about daily writing. Chapter 14 was good, but the last page took a turn for the worse. Interesting?

Tokyo Beauty

Reminds me of the handsome Tokyo guy from Iwate Prefecture, let's see the follow-up~