Tokyo's Underworld Boss, 1960
东京枭雄1960
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 3.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- English
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375Chapters
1Monthly votes
7.5kRecommendations
30.9kFans
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Is this a genre where there are only women and no female lead? I'm terrified of these "simp" type authors these days. What's a "tycoon"? Is it someone obsessed with romance all the time? Or just another cliché of fawning over women? If you're rich and powerful, and have multiple women, don't play the innocent card. I still prefer authors who treat men and women the same way.
If you start writing from 1960, will it cover the Security Treaty, the Zenkokuchi-ryu (All-China Federation of Trade Unions), Narita Airport, and left-wing struggles? If you start writing from that era, won't you write about exporting revolution? Won't you realize the dream of planting red flags all over the world?
I haven't watched it yet, I'm a little afraid to.
The synopsis about the descendants of Yan and Huang scared me. I hate this kind of story the most. The protagonist transmigrates to Japan or America and becomes a big shot, but then he ends up as a lowly section chief or department head at Tokyo University. The protagonist is so eager to grovel at him. It really disgusted me. Is servility really this bad?
Author, please take a look! The protagonist now has the funds to develop these industries! 1. Develop your own chain of convenience stores. You can start with small shops and stock oden, rice balls, sandwiches and bento boxes to provide fast food for office workers. For example, FamilyMart opened its first store in Japan in 1972 and 7-Eleven opened in Japan in 1974.
[Collection Post] Major Events in Japan from 1960 to 1980
It collects information on disasters in Japan between 1960 and 1980, sudden incidents involving major companies and gangs, and the evolution of Japanese society.
Starting in 1980, it may have been popular with many people.
Good
Overall, it's alright. The beginning is quite exciting, but the pace gets too slow towards the end. It's already over a million words, and the main character is still just a basic patrol officer. His younger brother hasn't even gotten ahead yet. The scheming and plotting are indeed exciting, but the pacing is just too slow.
1960? So, were they going to fight the All-Communist Party and the Red Army?
The author can take a look at my latest idea!!! The protagonist's company adapts to the development of the times. It is mainly divided into: the financial industry (banking, securities, trust, funds, investment and M&A), which is a core component of conglomerates and must be included.
After seeing the first two chapters, I hope the protagonist won't start fawning over every Chinese person he meets.