Rebirth: Japanese Dandy

Karuizawa is actually the author's best book...

I subscribed and saw this. It was written so eloquently. Everyone is like a robot. The protagonist is from the bottom of society. After being reborn, he kept analyzing the Japanese social structure in front of a female publicist and a female college student from Kamakura. I don't know how to evaluate it...

To be honest, I really like Karuizawa 2, which I wrote before, in the vein of Mizuki Kudo and Shuichi Kudo. I don't know why I like writing about the Miyamoto family 😵. However, I like the group portraits of this series written by the author, but I feel like the beginnings of these books are all in a routine.

There's no plot, it's all about having fun. . . The author's only advantage is that his political understanding and level are slightly better than those of ordinary people. . . Reached the level of a third-rate keyboard warrior

Yami blocked Miyamoto Shunichi's door, what's going on with Jun's brother-in-law's house, is Kudo Shinpei marrying his original wife? And who in the Ishihara family will ascend to the throne, Hideki or Naoki, or will Nana Ishihara become Wu Zetian?

I have written more than 200 chapters, but I haven't seen any main plot, and the protagonist is not outstanding. I am a person with few desires. It is really boring to imagine what it would be like to be a rich second generation. (The opening chapter was actually okay and made me go see Karuizawa)

What year is this book specifically set in?

Finally, I can fill in the previous pits.

The subordinates kidnapped the master's family and acted confidently. Accepted

I finished reading Karuizawa yesterday and got 16 monthly passes for the new book. It was quite to my liking, but it ended quickly and didn't continue.

I actually opened a new book. I made a suggestion in the last book. Logically speaking, the background of the novel should be after 2150 or even 2160. The world must be different from now. We can deduce it appropriately, such as the decline of the United States. Of course, Japan is a mature capitalist society, and it is estimated that it will not change much in a few decades.

I've given you the monthly pass. Write well

There are too many supporting characters described later that I really can't stand.

It's well written, why isn't it updated?

I've opened a new book, I'll collect a dozen or so pictures first and then I'll have a good time reading them 🤓

Are there any novels similar to Japan's that describe harems, business, and the shortcomings of parents?

Update quickly, why did it take so long?