>Но в 50% случаев баба сама проявляет инициативу, а у меня и такого не было.

>Действительно не пробовал ни разу.

>Есть шанс заполучить беды с башкой и плохо закончить.

>Даже 1 благотворительный секс из жалости может это исправить, а той святой женщине потом зачтется на небесах за доброе дело

>Вот джусику давали и он из бармена и грузчика стал наносеком.

>Но у большинства людей не получается потому что у них по умолчанию к сексу отношение как к потреблению

>а у меня как духовному высшему благу

>Поэтому буст у меня круче в 10 раз должен быть.

>Japanese mystery novelist. Born in Onomichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture , Japan in 1968 .[1] After graduating from the Faculty of Law, he worked as an accountant for a glass bottle manufacturing company, and resigned at the age of 26. After that, he lived on part-time jobs without a stable job for 8 years. He recalled that the writer himself was poor at this time, no different from his homeless pride.

>As a writer since 1996, she submitted short stories little by little to the contest and won awards. After that, his name became known through steady writing activities, and as the series gained great popularity after a riddle-solving dinner, he quickly became a famous writer.

>The riddle-solving after dinner was such a hit that it topped the Japanese bookstore grand prize and the annual bestseller list, surpassed 3.8 million copies in total, and was actively involved in media mix work, making it into a drama, play, and movie.

>As a writer, the only sources of information are TV and newspapers, and the Internet and mobile phones are not used. When he was in the office, he only used a beeper, so he had no relationship with mobile phones, and since he became a writer, he has completely lost his relationship with mobile phones. He says he has no plans to use it in the future.

>His style is light and pleasant, so he is highly recommended for beginners in mystery, but he is a writer who is often criticized for endless self-replication by readers who have read some mystery novels. It's not like it's not, all the novels are similar, and especially his representative work, 'Mystery Solving After Dinner' is a collection of short stories composed of too short episodes that did not even have a good ending. It's bad. Still, mystery novels with a light atmosphere unique to Higashikawa are surprisingly rare, so there are not many substitutes, so they are enthusiastically supported by maniacs, and they have written quite a few good works that are comparable to masterpieces. In short, it is a bit subtle as a 'mystery novel' writer, but as a 'mystery novel ' writer, it has clear advantages, so it can be said that he is a writer who has a great difference in likes and dislikes. In fact , one might say that he is more of a light literary writer than an ordinary detective novel writer.