Wait, Are You Really a Literary Master in Tokyo?

What would you do if you discovered you had been reborn in Tokyo in the 1990s? Fushimi Kiyoteru returned to the time just after the economic bubble burst. Crushed by the costs of daily life, he could only silently think of great writers like Haruki Murakami, Natsume Soseki, and Keigo Higashino. Sorry, I just want your works to become great again in this timeline! The Akutagawa Prize, the Naoki Prize, the Nobel Prize in Literature: I want them all! At first, the novel Norwegian Wood appeared as a self-published work. Nobody paid it any mind, assuming its author was someone whose manuscript no publisher would accept. But before long, when people looked back, they realized that someone really could tower over an entire era.