Tokyo: The Experiential Literary Master

This is my experience with Yukio Mishima, a caesarean section, and it feels terrible to do it wrong three times.

It's a great article, but as the author, you punched the Literary Association as soon as you came up. As soon as you published the book, it was sold out. Are you going to write fifty or sixty chapters?

Thank you

Pass by multiple times without clicking on it. I originally thought that the Japanese literary world might be progressing too slowly due to Japan's slow-moving nature and pursuit of empty beauty. But I didn't expect the author's narrative technique that the next wave will reach its peak immediately before the last wave ends. It makes me feel comfortable. Japan is a country that crazily pursues authority. If the protagonist quickly defeats the literary world, it is likely that the writing space will become very small. If it is not fast, it may lead to the plot being too long and not as exciting as the early stage. It's a test of the author's skills.

🎭 Character: Writer in Tokyo 🎬 Plot: After rebirth, experience a literary giant and become a literary giant ✒️Writing: The words are timeless