
Anime Crossover Slice of Life: Copying Texts to Become a Light Novel Master
综漫日常:文抄成为轻小说大师
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 92k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
45Chapters
1.1MReads
20.3kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 28
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**Feedback on the influence of the protagonist as described is okay, but I hope that the emotional initiative of this kind of article can be grasped well, and not be portrayed as an Asasi-core licker*. I hope that some martial arts skills or body skills can be given to the protagonist. The bookish appearance of Junxiu will be more suitable.
Why don't Machida Eonko be written about the heroine who is a passerby? You've copied everything, why don't you find a beautiful editor to be your editor?
You read it well, why did you suddenly say it was edited? The editor Nakamura is also good. I usually like to read manga, but almost all of them are edited by Machida, which feels boring. How can I put it this way, whenever a character in a manga is female, the teacher must be Shizuka Hiratsuka and the editor must be Machida, as if they wouldn't be able to write it if they weren't for these two. PS: Keep spraying downstairs. I usually like to read novels and rarely comment, so please feel free to do so.
To be honest, the author's evaluation of the characters after reading the book is a bit too exaggerated, which makes it seem a bit embarrassing. Moreover, throughout the whole book, they only say that the light novel is well-written and well-written, which is dry. There is no mention of why it is good, what is good, or where it embodies the evil flow. Moreover, the biggest impression that Gesha left on me was that the overall story of the light novel in the Japanese world was about the kind of violent goblins doing things. In this regard, the author did not mention the feelings of those characters after reading it, which is almost meaningless.
It is tasteless to eat and a pity to throw away. It's too bland. Although your main focus is on copywriting, most of your work is about the release status of the protagonist's light novels. There are only a few daily stories. This is really boring.
No, man. The hierarchy in Japan is divided into Brahmins and Kshatriyas?
Blanch it, it won't be broken directly, right?
I feel like the writing is okay. The author quickly evolved into a five-shift beast.
Yo yo yo, the comment was deleted again? That's great!!
Collect it first, come and watch it after one hundred chapters