My Books Are From The Future

Waking up in 1995 Japan, former literary graduate Xu Xiu found himself in the body of Kitagawa Hide, a broke security guard drowning in debt and haunted by a suicide attempt. The bubble economy had burst, society was bleak, and worse, all the literary giants he knew simply never existed. He was a nobody, barely surviving on instant noodles, with a loyal childhood friend he couldn't burden. But Xu Xiu carried a secret: a complete library of forgotten masterpieces from his original world. Natsume Soseki, Kawabata Yasunari, Murakami Haruki – their genius had vanished. Now, with a mountain of debt demanding repayment, he picked up a pen. His first target: 'Hear the Wind Sing' by the legendary Murakami, aiming for the prestigious Gunzo Newcomer Award with its doubled 200 million yen prize. Can a 'parasite' security guard, armed with stolen genius, convince a skeptical literary world he's a true giant? Or will his secret—and his future—be exposed before he can rewrite history?