Reborn in Tokyo’s Golden Age

I would like to make a suggestion. Since this is a foreign country where Chinese souls can travel, it is best for the protagonist to be of Chinese descent, otherwise it will be difficult for people to bring him in. I don't know about others, but I have no interest in watching a foreigner directly transmigrating into a foreign country.

The novel focuses on the protagonist's entrepreneurial journey after being admitted to Meiji University from a rural area. Against the background of Tokyo's economic boom, he started by repairing old home appliances and recycling second-hand goods, gradually accumulated his first pot of gold, and entered electronic manufacturing and other fields. ‌The writing style is characterized by delicacy and smoothness, and the plot focuses on depicting emotional details such as family affection and nostalgia. The overall tone is relaxed and everyday, while incorporating a sense of age and commercial elements. The plot development takes "counterattack" as the main line, from the struggle at the bottom to the rise of capital. The rhythm is tight, especially the "three golden chapters" in the early stage are solidly laid out and easy to resonate. ‌ But there are also problems with the plot being cliche or the pace being slow.

A descendant of a dragon who has been reborn as a child still feels like the useless licking dog he is now. Although it is not obvious, he feels that way at any time! This makes people feel disgusting and uncomfortable.

I feel it's okay. I hope the author can follow his own ideas. If he listens too much to readers and worries too much, the outline may not be as comprehensive as the outline he wrote. After all, it's difficult to agree with everyone.

It looks good, the rating should be 9.4 Or above. Be sophisticated in describing background and scenes.

It's good to read. After skipping some parts that I don't understand, it's still quite enjoyable to read as a short story. It's good to know some of the historical development process and gain something.

It's a pity that it's Akina sauce

I finally finished it after off and on. I read more than 20 books at the same time, and this is the only one I have finished. The plot is exciting and the writing is smooth. It is indeed a good book. I recommend reading it.

If you choose Kondo Masahiko, I will give full marks directly.

Fine