"The more my editor supports me, the more it proves I wrote it right. The more my peers oppose me, the more it proves I wrote it right."
"If my peers praise me, that proves even more that I wrote it right. If they say nothing, it means my writing is beyond criticism!"
The most mentally unstable writer in history, Fujimoto Izumi, rises to become the most popular light novel master. In a speech, he gives important instructions for the upcoming internet cleanup campaign:
"And now that both my editor and my peers oppose me, it just goes to show that I'm on an absolutely correct path!"
Readers wave the white flag and declare:
"It's not that we look down on trashy light novel adaptations. It's just more worthwhile to read Teacher Fujimoto's light novels."
...This is a story about speedrunning the industry by copying existing works.