Anime Crossover: Making Anime? A Dead-End!

I feel like I rarely see this kind of book, at least on Tomato. To be honest, I quite like this kind of book. This kind of book copies animations and comics. Nowadays, Tomato basically copies songs, novels, poems and the like. Although I seem to have seen people copying comics and animations before, there are really too few, and this is still a yuri article (∀) Anyway, I still hope that the author can write this down (≧▽≦) Ahem, I posted it in the wrong place, I guess no one will see it if I copy it. .

A few years ago, the daily text of the comprehensive comic was so bad 😘 I searched at a certain point and found nothing that suited my liking. Author, it's up to you 😘

Warning before reading!!! First of all, I would like to thank all the readers for clicking into this work. However, before you start reading, I hope you can listen to Shuishui and say a few words—— First, this book is not a mindless article. It will not be like copying an animation with one click today, and then everyone will brag about it tomorrow, or copying an animation without thinking the day after tomorrow. All animation plots, including planning, painting, and soundtrack dubbing, will be completed step by step through a more detailed and realistic process. In other words, all the plots in this book are based on the real industry. The plot may be a little slow, but please don't be malicious. This part of Shuishui is also described in more detail in the book circle essence post. Dear readers, please read it after reading the first few chapters of this book. I believe it can help you answer some confusions. 💕 Secondly, Shuishui can also understand that some readers like to pursue the kind of mindless and exciting plots in Tomato, but unfortunately there is no mindless and exciting plot in this book. Although Shuishui deliberately uses some animation memes and adds a lot of pictures, animations and game lines in the content to improve the reading experience of readers, but it is still difficult for readers who like to let their brains go just for a sense of pleasure. It is still difficult to meet your requirements. To put it simply - this is a delicate work that needs to be thought about and read carefully at all times! Third, Shuishui hopes that readers can communicate with Shuishui about the plot through book circles, paragraph reviews, etc., But please don't just read it for a few minutes and then say "I don't understand, I don't understand." For such feedback, Shuishui has no way to effectively help you. Therefore, in order to effectively solve this problem, Shuishui strongly recommends all readers to watch an industry classic animation-"Shirobako" Fourth, although Shuishui himself is relatively indifferent to some of Wu Nao Shuang's works, everyone has different preferences after all. Therefore, readers who like this kind of works are also asked not to maliciously slander the book after clicking on it and finding that it does not suit their taste. If you don't like it, you can leave it at any time, and please don't use bad remarks to affect the reading experience of subsequent readers. Thank you very much! Finally, I wish all readers the best of luck~ Your favorite works are updated every day! 💕

After reading the first volume, the book is pretty good and quite to my liking. I can see that the author is very thoughtful. The opening chapter is too detailed, and the overall pace in the early stages is slow. People who can accept it will have a much better impression (for example, like the first four episodes of Bingguo). It is best to have a certain foundation in dramas to read this book. People who like fast pace please read with caution📖 The author's comments in the book circle can help deepen readers' understanding of the book. I hope all book friends can read it first before posting a book review. This is a personal rant. The author's early pacing was a bit problematic, and the main plot was too slow. But you can see the author's passion from the book (for example, those illustrations). At least don't use "water" to describe the author in the previous parts. This is quite hurtful to an enthusiastic author. The part where Ji Xue and Ye Yue crossed the line was quite detracting in my opinion, but this kind of plot should be quite popular. Because I like the point-to-point feeling of Fang Wenshe, Qing Lily's daily life. How to say it? The more I read, the more I like the feeling of girls in Fangwen Club. On the contrary, I feel that this kind of plot detracts from it. Do any book friends agree? Is it possible that this happens to me alone? (Of course, the author can write according to his own ideas here)

Author, your writing is very nice, and you also explain the specific division of labor in animation. I personally like it very much, but the main line is too slow. Some less important things can be mentioned in one go. However, the author should be careful about some trolls. After all, when you talk about the specific division of labor in animation, some people may regard it as hydrology.

Author, hurry up and write the introduction.

It looks good but it's not enough. Hurry up and get more! I like Shirobako very much. It feels good to see novels based on her. I also like all the anime that appear in the book. Come on. PS: If I want a more relaxed and enjoyable plot, I hope the protagonist solves the difficulties quickly, otherwise it will be very stressful. I want to watch the main plot of the anime soon, and I want to see more interactions between the characters. (Purely personal opinion, you don't have to listen to ❤️)

The writing is relaxed, the content is enjoyable, the logic is realistic, and it is also a light yuri novel

Oh, fuck, there's nothing illegal about this book. It's been discontinued for almost a month. There's no news, but there's a group. There's no news at all.

I really like talking about the aspects of animation production, but on the other hand, maybe because I haven't watched Sakurasou that much, the daily plot of the first volume is not very suitable for the airwaves. I feel that the daily chapters are relatively large and a bit slow. Later on, I can clearly feel that the author has speeded up. The daily aspects described by the author are obviously more otaku style, the character's personality is more out-of-the-box, and the transitions between events are also more jumpy/sudden. Personally, I am relatively indifferent to the daily life of otaku... But! But! I really enjoyed making the progressive part! In front of the beautiful girl posting, my xp chose the author——'s popular science talk about the industry and explanation with pictures 🤦 The story of Qingyin still seems to focus on recruiting talents and building a team. After recruiting people, it quickly jumps to the finished product; Ji Xue now has talents in all aspects at hand. It would be better if we can see more detailed stories about the production process in the future ( All in all, this article is really great and I love it! Update gkd!