I Am a Literary Giant in Tokyo

It's a niche among niches, but I feel like the author is really narrating the story he wants to write; it doesn't have the brutality and excessive routines of common online articles, and I think it feels very comfortable to read, which is good. There is a small problem with Weiwei. The protagonist is now in Tokyo, and the content focuses on Tokyo literary figures, but Yan Jing is also present in the novel. The handling of this will be slightly embarrassing...

Author, who are you? The Guinness record is for typing 807 letters per minute. Calculating that each Chinese character requires six letters, you can type about 134 words per minute. Since you are not a holder, we will calculate it as 100 words per minute. According to WHO standards, a person's healthy sleep time is eight hours, and you spend about 100 hours on meals every day. Take two hours, another 20 minutes to go to the toilet, 40 minutes to wash up, one hour to exercise, two hours to get inspired, and another hour to fish in a daze. You should have nine hours to type. Linyi typed 435,780 words. Calculating 2,000 words per chapter, there should be 36 chapters, but you only put so little content every day. How come? To be honest, is this a deduction? No one in the production team dared to rest like this, so the author quickly got up to code!

Inexplicably, the main character is just a copycat. Why is he pretending to be melancholy? Do you really think he wrote it?

Books of the Wenzhaogong type are not uncommon, but most of them make people feel that the protagonist's moral character is not worthy of his role and is very wretched. We are indeed pursuing a sense of fun, but no one likes to role themselves as a wretched protagonist. A person who plagiarizes without any guilt and uses these great masterpieces as a tool to attract girls and wantonly make money is simply an insult to a true literary figure! Moreover, this kind of literature has no respect for literature at all, not to mention that it is often accompanied by obscenity, the vilification and objectification of women, and contempt for contemporary writers, politicians and ordinary people. It's really uncomfortable to think that this kind of person actually steals something that he shouldn't have. Even if it feels good, he will feel like he has been brought down to the same level as the protagonist. The author first did not set the protagonist as a time traveler and rebirth. Although this made it more difficult to create, it gave the protagonist at least a basis for claiming to be noble. The most rare thing is that the author does not simply use classics as a tool to slap people in the face, but has very in-depth thinking and gorgeous writing. I have to say that I feel like I have been ambushed and want to get to know these works again. It's rare for an author to maintain this kind of depth, and what's even more rare is that the author is willing to put in the effort to describe the supporting characters in detail. The public is no longer a background, but at least has human attributes, and common intelligence manipulations have disappeared. This makes me, who has been poisoned by male videos with unlimited views and disgusting sexual desires all year round, really moved! It's so difficult to find someone with a positive outlook on male videos these days!

Brother, it's too literary and youthful, it just smells like a child. Although the plot design is okay and the character design of the protagonist is also good, the downfall is that this is an online novel. Literary youth will not make people feel elegant, but will only make people feel tired.

It is very different from the style of online novels. It reads fresh and natural. I hope the author will work hard.

It reads like prose. I hope the author will continue this style. It's great.

First of all, the author's writing style is very good, especially the description of the environment is very beautiful. It can be seen that the author's basic skills are very solid, and it is seriously suspected that the author has a major in literature. I feel like the author should have read a lot of classics, at least a lot of Japanese classics. But I feel that Japan's aesthetic experience of mourning for things is enough for us to have a brief understanding of it. I feel that the author's research is too in-depth. I feel that this kind of material grief is somewhat morbid. Well, although it is common in literature to lament spring and autumn, mourning for things is too depressing. And the scene that the author has always described feels quite comfortable, that kind of atmosphere where there is a lot of bustle downstairs, and upstairs I sit quietly in a small room of a small size. It is a snowy night outside, and the room is lit with warm lamps. However, I feel that the author often uses a lot of space to describe the feeling of stream of consciousness, or the pretentious moaning of literary youth. Moreover, no matter how uneducated the bad guy in the book is, he can actually make such a very professional evaluation after reading those high-level books written by the protagonists. Shouldn't it be a "f*ck" sentence that will take the world by storm? One of them, who was originally dismissive of this kind of thing, ended up liking reading poetry. A bit outrageous. In addition, it is obviously just a copy of the text, so why do you have to make the main character depressed and suicidal and have to go out to collect materials? After being bullied by the Internet, he traveled through time and immediately had the mental state of a famous Japanese author, right? It is still a collection of great gods from all walks of life. All in all, if the author can overcome his literary youth and write more practical things, it may not be suitable for online articles, but it may work well in other tracks.

The protagonist has traveled to the past and is not from that era. I don't understand why the protagonist is so sad. I also don't understand why I don't move out and still work part-time after my royalties are paid.

It ended too quickly. I should write more.