Reborn: Japanese Delinquent Heir
重生：日本纨绔子弟
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 444k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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217Chapters
6kRecommendations
17kFans
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Karuizawa is actually the author's best book...
Share some of my thoughts
I've subscribed to this point, and the writing is too rambling and disjointed. Everyone seems like a robot. The protagonist is from the bottom of society, and after being reborn, he keeps analyzing the structure of Japanese society in front of a hostess and a female college student from Kamakura. I don't know how to evaluate this...
To be honest, I really liked the Karuizawa 2 I wrote before, which is about the lineage of Kudo Mizuki and Kudo Shuichi. I don't know why I really like writing about the Miyamoto family 😵. However, I like all the ensemble pieces in this series written by the author, but I feel that the beginnings of these books have become formulaic.
It's just the author indulging in self-gratification.
There's hardly any plot; it's all self-indulgent... The author's only strength is a slightly better understanding and awareness of politics than the average person... He's reached the level of a third-rate keyboard warrior.
Expect
What happened to Miyamoto Shunichi's brother-in-law's family? Was Kudo Shinpei's first wife? And who will ultimately ascend to the throne in the Ishihara family—Hideki, Naoki, or Nana Ishihara becoming Empress Wu Zetian?
He's been castrated.
Over 200 chapters have been written, but there's no main plot and the protagonist isn't particularly prominent. It's like someone with no ambition fantasizing about what it would be like to be a rich second-generation heir; it's really uninteresting to read. (The beginning was actually alright, which made me read Karuizawa.)
A subordinate kidnapped his boss and acted as if he had nothing to hide. Unbelievable.
Finally, I can fill in the gaps from before.
What is the specific year this book was published in?
I finished reading Karuizawa's novel yesterday and will give it 16 monthly votes. It's quite to my liking, but it ended too quickly and there's no sequel.