Tokyo: The life of a writer begins with self-defense at home!

Description

A dramatic "Snow Country".
Half of the "Golden Pavilion" is said to steal half of the luck in the Japanese literary world.
Ryukawa Toru is reborn in a world without Kawabata Yasunari, without Dazai Osamu, and without Keigo Higashino.
He is called the "only husband" and the "traitor" in literary history by the Japanese.
These two evil people said he didn't care.
Because he had to take revenge on the two women first.
Two women attempt to encroach on the house left by his mother.
One is his mother's best friend, and the other is her impotence daughter.
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Life in Tokyo is to raise fish, tease cats, and play mahjong with those genius literati in their spare time.
There is nothing good in Tokyo, and only the women in Kabukicho are not bad.
-----Diary, in the third year of Reihe, Toro Ryukawa.