I Went Crazy in Tokyo

Original title of the book: I went crazy in Tokyo Companies are going bankrupt one after another, and those that have not gone bankrupt are also frantically laying off employees, and a wave of unemployment is sweeping across the country. At the same time, thousands of fresh graduates are still pouring into the market every year, but there are fewer and fewer job postings, and the resumes they submit are falling into the sea. It has become normal for people who have jobs to work overtime until late at night, just for the meager salary that can barely survive. Whenever they come home from get off work, they just want to do one thing, lie down. House prices have plummeted, banks are still lending desperately, and the national debt ratio is rising year by year. The stock market keeps falling, and everyone is saying "it will bottom out soon," but no one knows that there are eighteen levels below hell. The fertility rate has plummeted, and young people who see no hope do not get married, have children, or consume. In Tokyo in 1990, when Japan's economic bubble collapsed, the entire society was filled with a strange atmosphere. People living in this era were later called the "lost generation." At the same time, in Nerima District, Tokyo, a Chinese man named Su Ming traveled to this point in time and possessed a Japanese gangster named Hasegawa Kazuma. On the first night of his journey, he almost drowned in an artificial lake. The person who wanted to kill him was his brother, Tatsuno Hasegawa, the inspection chief of the Shibuya Police Station. As for the reason? Just for the insurance money of 500 million yen, and a woman named Kaori Aragaki. Unfortunately, Su Ming survived, but Hasegawa Tatsuno sank to the bottom of the lake. The next day, he put on the police uniform, walked into the Shibuya Police Station, officially took over everything from Tatsuno Hasegawa, and embarked on the road of domination in Japan.