Reborn in Tokyo, 1986

Imagine someone's soul transmigrates into the body of a Japanese person from an ordinary family. They then go on a money-making spree, fawning over China, helping to manufacture lithography machines, investing in factories, and even donating hundreds of millions of dollars for free. Yet, the Japanese people and government show no reaction. All I can say is that if such a person existed in reality, they would have been shot eighty times in the back and committed suicide long ago.

The rest of the writing was alright, but I still have to complain a bit. The part where the protagonist collaborates with China on developing a semiconductor lithography machine was absolutely ridiculous. Did the author actually research the data from that era? Do you think your American daddy would tolerate this?

I haven't read it yet. I want to read a business-themed novel, not another pure romance/simp story disguised as a business tale. Even if it's about love, it's not the lighthearted, refreshing kind of story, or the feel of a light novel; it's all about simps.

Author, what are you doing? If you're going to write about Japan, just write about Japan properly. Stop constantly talking about China and helping China. Or just write about being reborn in China and starting a business. If you're going to write about Japan, just write about it properly. This is so annoying.

I've noticed that novels currently being written either have multiple female leads, or the characters in slice-of-life novels are incredibly pure, with male protagonists still being virgins even after hundreds of chapters.

It's ruined. The beginning was going well, but then there were breaks in updates and a Chinese female supporting character was forcibly added to have an affair.

I hate this kind of mindless sycophancy towards China. Being born Japanese and still licking boots is utterly disgusting.

Honestly, dating without the intention of marriage is just playing around.

The initial storyline involving the suitcase was well-developed, but I basically stopped reading after that... Because the author just went completely off the rails, and the writing became utter garbage. It's basically a chronological account of a business transaction, and the most frustrating part is the romance.

Goddess