Reborn as a Japanese Master Writer

I used the unlimited reading coupon, but I feel like I got ripped off. After reading so many chapters, I'm speechless about the protagonist; he's simply... I won't say more. A good person, especially the landlord who helped the protagonist's former self, steals someone's daughter, raises her to be a spoiled and unreasonable woman, and then doesn't want to be with her anymore.

After reading a few chapters, I feel that the protagonist's treatment of the child isn't actually affectionate, but rather harmful. Japan has a very strict class hierarchy and etiquette requirements. When guests come over, the child throws a tantrum, refusing to leave the living room and continuing to watch TV next to the protagonist, even complaining that she's being disturbed.

Secretly, I like this book very much because I read it a long time ago and have never forgotten it. The author's subsequent books no longer have the power of this book, perhaps because his mood has completely changed. The advantage of this book lies in the change of the protagonist and the strong unpleasantness felt in the second half of the book.

I've looked at fifty or sixty pages. He keeps calling her family, insisting the little girl is his daughter, yet he ignores the reputation of your landlord, your benefactor, and the little girl's mother. You don't plan to marry him, nor will you move out. He wants to use your money to steal someone else's daughter. What an ingratitude!

I finished reading it! But the more I read, the more uncomfortable I felt, from the novel to the later family feuds. It felt like I had a completely different author, and the author's writing in the second half was really bad! Miyuki's status became lower and lower as the story progressed. I feel like I'm quite vulgar, but the author is even worse.

Raising a daughter with abundance means raising her with good manners, not material wealth! Fulfilling all requests is spoiling! Spoiling a child is not the same as raising them in luxury; it's spoiling them and harming them! This account is ruined! It's really inappropriate to take a child to various high-end occasions without her having worked hard to achieve certain goals.

The novel is decent in the early and middle parts, quite enjoyable, and has a very Japanese feel. The doting on Miyuki feels normal to me; having a daughter and trying to spoil her is perfectly normal. However, the relationships with the two female leads are a bit awkward. The author's portrayal of these relationships lacks any real romantic feeling.

The narrative is clear, the character development is above average, and the plot follows a fairly standard formula. However, it contains a significant amount of the author's pro-Japanese sentiments and anger towards his own country. Therefore, patriots, anti-Japanese individuals, and readers with self-respect are kindly requested to refrain from reading this and avoid inciting conflict or…

The male lead is absolutely awful! I've read over 300 chapters; it's about an ordinary person who is reborn in Japan. How did I become sexually frigid? In his early twenties, facing two such beautiful women who were both interested in him, he knew what was going on. He didn't even feel any impulse, and even complained that women were troublesome? What the hell is this? A young, vigorous body, how could it not feel any attraction when faced with a beautiful woman? Hehe, **

I also like this kind of plagiarist in Japan; I hope the next book will be a copy of popular literature or comics. The romance scenes are also quite good.