Japanese Entertainment Backstage 2011

This is an urban novel that is disguised as a Japanese entertainment novel but is actually written very happily. The most important thing is that it is not a mindless novel! ! ! It can be seen that the author put a lot of effort into this book. Whether it is the early description of the Japanese literary world or the mid-term operations in the financial field, the information is very detailed and credible. In particular, the logic of the story is very strict. Every step of the career development is described in a very satisfying way, and the logic is rare and self-consistent. Especially for some descriptions of business competition, authors who have not prepared carefully will never be able to write about this kind of business struggle. This is a rare breath of fresh air in an urban area where stories about gods and gods are popular. If you are tired of seeing Shenhao and God of War pretending to be slapped in the face, and you are struggling to find urban literature that suits your needs, you can give it a try.

Recommended by a book friend. I have read more than a dozen chapters. The writing is okay, but the plot is a bit bland. It is not very attractive to me. I will check it out first.

Daily entertainment, rebirth and possession, harem Transform into a down-and-out rich second generation and then rely on finance to rise Nogizaka, Ishihara, Nanawai, many harems There are too many financial plots in the first fifty chapters, but the writing is pretty good. The protagonist is decisive and good at utilizing capital.

The writing is good, the layout is okay, the speed is a bit fast, so I don't worry about it.