
The Anime Empire: Starting with a Submission of Hikaru No Go
二次元帝国:从投稿棋魂开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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No Game No Life (YYDS) was the first anime I ever watched, and it was the one that got me hooked. After finishing the main series, I watched the No Game No Life Zero movie with a smile on my face. The story of Shubi and Riku teaming up to call for an end to the war among humans, and their sacrifice, deeply moved me.
It's super good! The plot flows very well. Definitely worth watching, highly recommended!
It's really great! I hope the author continues to work hard 💪. The theme is novel, and I hope the author won't waste such a good theme.
It's pretty good. The main story is about the protagonist in a parallel world—a world where Japanese manga didn't exist—who, with the help of a system, embarks on a manga journey. It includes characters from Hikaru no Go, Cells at Work!, One Piece, and Gundam. I think the protagonist could also draw Evangelion, Naruto, Dragon Ball, and Inuyasha. It's a great novel, bar none.
It's very good and interesting; some parts of the plot are just right and make you laugh. But there are also some parts that aren't well-written, like the description of her sister, which isn't very good. Oh, I'm referring to the plot.
Great, great! I really like this book. Author, you've even made a One Piece story out of it, are you not going to make a Naruto story too? | ू•ૅ㉨•́)ᵎᵎᵎ I found it! The introduction does mention Naruto!
This book reflects the realities of the entertainment industry, but whenever the protagonist is suspected, it's mostly met with insults. One or two times is fine, but too many times make it uncomfortable for us seasoned readers; it feels awkward. I hope this aspect can be changed. Also, I haven't finished reading it yet; I'm only about 40% through.
The plot is fast-paced, the characters' personalities and psychology are thoroughly explored, and the selected text has great potential for writing. Five stars, no further explanation needed.
Not bad! I hope the author continues to maintain this level of dedication! There's still too little, not enough to see! ٩(ˊˋ*)و
This was a development path I hadn't anticipated. Seeing the various manga updates and the readers' comments was, in my opinion, the most interesting part of the book. The rest of the content was also excellent, though a bit redundant and difficult for ordinary people like us to understand, but that doesn't detract from its overall quality.