[Transformation + Japanese entertainment industry + reborn + no System]
As a struggling Japanese graduate student working his way through school, Nishino Asuka was racking his brains over how to graduate under that devil of a professor when an unbelievable option suddenly appeared on his computer screen.
Are you sure you want to restart your life?
[Yes] [Confirm]
There was no option to refuse. Thinking of the thesis he hadn't saved, Asuka gritted his teeth and clicked Confirm.
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The beloved youngest of the three Koda sisters in Kamakura.
Rinko, who falls for a hunk.
Kaoru, who meets and comes to know Kousei in April.
Starting out as a Toho Cinderella, Nishino Asuka sets off on her restarted life, beginning a glittering journey toward a grand slam of acting awards.
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A slice-of-life story set in the Japanese entertainment industry.
Post it, it feels very good.
Some of the plays are as beautiful as those of Takarazuka Theater Company. It's okay to write about Japanese entertainment without having to deal with such hard-core (perverted) operations in daily life. To be honest, it's a bit annoying. It's really well written.
The writing is quite good but there are too few. The author needs to keep writing. Also, the plot with Shiraishi is a bit abstract and I don't quite understand it. I hope to write less of this kind of plot.
The identities of Shiraishi and the protagonist are not equal at all, and the protagonist enters the industry purely because he just wants to confront his sister, so why should he lick Shiraishi's feet? It's too blunt to add the plot of buying a classmate once a week. And isn't the theme mainly about career?
It felt fine in the past, but in some recent chapters, I suddenly started to do some things that I don't know how to describe. I felt like I couldn't stand it anymore, and I was very persuaded to quit.
Shiraishi's plot is really hard to understand
Lily also has a heavy plot, and the plot is more daily life. The career part is less written, only a small part.
What I wrote above is very good, but the relationship with Shiraishi is progressing a little too fast, which seems a bit abrupt, that is, it is a bit disconnected from the previous content. Why are there so few people watching it? I recommended it on the homepage, come on!
The delicate emotions, the confusion of adolescence, and the reincarnation of a protagonist who is delicate as a woman but a big man and full of conflicting emotions. The plot revolves around various characters. The writing is smooth and the character structure is clear. Aren't you some great god who came down to earth? [What] I hope to see more changes in the daughter's mind, rather than the kind of character who has a daughter's body and a man's heart, which is too unrealistic. Secondly, the changes in female hormone secretion make the human heart become delicate and gentle. The character can be more three-dimensional from other things and conflicts between characters. Many novels have dramatic transitions. I feel that this one has taken a broader approach. It cannot be simply classified as a sexual transition novel. It can be more humane and realistic. The rise of big-time idols in Japan. As well as changes in social conditions, etc., They can all be reflected in small things.
I don't feel the need to add the plot of buying my classmates once a week.