Tokyo: The Experiential Literary Master

This experience, like Yukio Mishima, involved seppuku (ritual suicide by disembowelment) and three secondings—it was excruciating!

It's a very satisfying read, but author, you're already taking on the Writers' Association right from the start, and the book is already a huge hit. Are you planning to write fifty or sixty chapters?

Thank you

I passed by it several times without clicking. I initially thought the Japanese literary scene might be too slow-paced due to Japan's slow-burning nature and pursuit of empty beauty. However, I didn't expect the author's narrative style—where one wave hasn't even finished before the next reaches its peak—to be so enjoyable to read.

Why hasn't it been updated in 3 months? Has it been abandoned?

🎭 Character Setting: A Literary Master in Tokyo 🎬 Plot: After being reborn, he experiences life as a literary giant and becomes one himself. ✒️ Writing style: Words are elegant and timeless