Reborn in Tokyo as a Dark Superstar

One thing to say is that the body of the protagonist Yujiro is undoubtedly the classic version of a macho man, but it is also a historical fact that macho men are no longer popular. So what will happen if the protagonist plays the tough and tender way? Just like the classic gangster in Japanese comics who feeds kittens and drinks milk Singing a song like [Sakura Sakura Wants to See You] [I've Wanted It All Once Upon a Time], the protagonist will feel like a gangster who lost his daughter and is in pain. The protagonist can also try a route similar to Jason Statham and make a movie like Die Hard The protagonist can even take a weirder route, like Uncle Tengger singing Invisible Wings, covering the sweet song of Akina Nakamori, but in a macho version

To be honest, the setting of this book is quite interesting. The basic points of combining real history and fictional stories are okay, but the writing and plot arrangement are not very good: in this recent series of chapters, the author seems to be planning to write a plot point, and I can also see that the author seems to have some intention of writing about the extreme evil of human nature. Unfortunately, the protagonist basically has no sense of existence in the entire plot, and many interesting plots are not well written, resulting in a separation between the plots. In my opinion, this plot can at least be presented in a way that the off-site counterattack war and the on-site shooting are intertwined. While they mirror each other, they will not leave the protagonist with nothing to do. Now this book feels like a waste to me, it has no taste, and it is a pity to lose it. I hope the author will work hard to improve his writing level.

You are as dark as a child playing house. Isn't this latest piece pure nonsense? Basically, everyone in such a mafia college is a member of the club. You, a stinky person in the entertainment industry, deserve to have them suppress your new blood, right? It's fun to break the agreement? Is the real darkness like this for children to play house? The writing is rubbish, it's not good at all. It has a truly dark worldview. The main character is the strongest creature in the sea, land and air. Just draw a picture and it's over. He's also restrained by a woman, including the chief. The character design is also rubbish. He's a violent person. Unless you don't plan to let others drink and eat, there must be someone who is not afraid of death to take you with you. The name and the plot are seriously inconsistent. Don't say anything about not writing it. It's well written and a little obscure, but it's not impossible.

I couldn't understand it, but I was shocked.

There is too little description of the protagonist, and it feels like a popular science article about the entertainment industry of that era. Moreover, I have seen this kind of writing written by American Entertainment, and there are also variations that time travel to a hodgepodge of old American TV series. It always feels like a studio.

When I was attracted by the introduction, I initially thought that with a body like Mr. Kaido's, he would probably join the underworld and then enter the entertainment industry, becoming a godfather-like role. However, looking at it now, chapter 6 or 70, I can't see what the main plot is trying to do. Is the strongest body used to be a duck? The content is various Japanese Baidu gossip. For various events, I summarized the causes and consequences one by one, and it took a long time to prepare the ground, but the next chapter was gone! It's gone! Why does the foreshadowing take so long? What is the purpose of writing a plot that is not intended to involve the protagonist? Such a long foreshadowing in the front raised a lot of expectations, and it felt like the protagonist was about to start showing off, but in the end, it was gone? ? ? I thought there would be one more person writing about Japanese entertainment besides Hei Che, but it turns out, alas. . .

Dagu I thought of the little hobby of the former president of Johnny.

After reading more than twenty chapters, this book should be good to read, but where can anyone write a book like this? Is it interesting to do science popularization all day long? What about the plot? The ratio of science popularization and plot is seriously imbalanced. Half of it is science popularization and a small amount of plot. What does this count? Whether listening to the book or reading the book, it's very annoying. Even if you want to skip it, the plot will occasionally skip in the popular science. It's like playing with a sheep. It's fun, but if you want to continue playing, you have to watch ads. It's very bad.

There is a lot of popular science and I don't know what you are writing about?

But looking at it this way, I feel that Kondo Masahiko is the real protagonist. The pig's feet are so strong but they are doing entertainment.