I Play the Role of a Literary Hero in Tokyo

When he woke up, his old soul passed through the body of a young man named Jun Watanabe, and faced a familiar yet unfamiliar Tokyo. The neon lights of the bubble economy illuminate the haze of the city, but cannot dispel the confusion in people's hearts. The modern and modern troika and the familiar literary giants who are supposed to guide people's thoughts are nowhere to be seen. A psychedelic and lonely era. This city needs a spiritual benchmark. But what lies before the impoverished Jun Watanabe is something more important... Play as Osamu Dazai [Reward: Setting Sun, Such I Heard, Disqualified from the World] Play... As long as you play the role of a literary hero and imitate his actions and deeds, you can reproduce the immortal masterpiece in your memory! … Before this, no one knew the names of Izu's Dancing Girl, Snow Country, Sea of Plenty, and Golden Pavilion Temple. After this, Jun Watanabe's name will become synonymous with Japanese literature and become an insurmountable peak. But I don't know why, people always say this when mentioning him: "Watanabe Jun? I know, that great writer who goes out in bars, dances in the sea, picks up girls, travels, practices sword riding, bartending, and sells records, right? I heard that he does everything except write!" "He is a madman among geniuses, a genius among madmen! The meaning behind every inadvertent move he makes is worthy of study throughout the entire era!" In this regard, Watanabe Jun said: "I'm in Neon, busy playing the role of a literary hero, please don't disturb me."