
My Life as a Viewer Can't Possibly Be This Ordinary
我的观众生涯不可能这么日常
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Tokyo: Hounded by a Troubled Girl东京:被问题少女缠上Former title · until Oct 2026
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This light novel about stock trading with multiple female protagonists and an assertive male protagonist can be called an "anti-convention" masterpiece on the theme of party struggle. The male protagonist does not engage in ambiguous affairs, makes clear decisions and has a clear attitude. The female protagonists' attraction no longer comes from gentle charity, but from recognition of their personality and abilities. The two-way game makes every emotional line full of tension and full of excitement.
The emotions are written very delicately, and the interaction with the heroine is very sweet. Does the audience feel that the acting is a bit off? The whole process is in the mode of an indifferent observer, not an audience. The audience path is a path about the soul, and the perception of emotions is very keen. The mysterious original work also said that the audience is the least likely to lose control and the easiest way to lose control. The psychological alchemy meeting in the original book also mentioned that the early audience path does not recommend the use of acting to digest the audience path. The protagonist in the early stage feels more like the fate path sequence eight machine. If you put aside this mysterious setting, the author is very sensitive to the description of emotions. Are there any limitations due to this setting? However, the author's writing is still great. Hoshino's character is described very interestingly.
Four stars, five stars to help you score points Overall, it's a good story. It's rare to find an aloof and independent male protagonist among a bunch of emperors with repressed fantasies (who quickly collect harems). Let's talk about the problems first. First, the male protagonist is the audience channel rather than the robot channel. Analysis of a large number of samples in the early stage has to make people feel that the protagonist is like a malfunctioning robot, and the similar length is too long and the perception is poor. Just like hydrology, it is easy to persuade people to quit in the early stage. Secondly, the progression of the plot seemed to suddenly accelerate at a certain stage. I seemed to have missed one volume of content. The relationship between Hoshino and the protagonist suddenly fast-forwarded to the stage of an old married couple. Mitsui also directly liked the story and fell into love. The progress was too fast. The advantage is that the setting is relatively novel. To be honest, it is rare for a mysterious setting to be used in daily life. This is why I became interested. But this novelty is not necessarily a good thing, because many people don't come to see Niqing, but to see how the "audience" pretends to be cool. However, the human-machine personality of the protagonist makes this kind of fun a bit uncomfortable. In layman's terms, it means holding back, but this is Niqing, and there is no way to forcefully show off in front of others. All in all, it is recommended to take a look. After all, after the death of Yasang, there will be no second Yasang in the world. The taste is too spicy and tortures you. Oh, by the way, if the cover is not good, the data will definitely not be good. This cover is too undesirable to click in.
It's good-looking, funny and sweet. I think the main character is human-machine because the author didn't grasp it well in the early stage. However, later on, he deliberately used magic potions to suppress his emotions to explain, and then slowly changed the protagonist's personality through digestion to make it less human-machine. Overall, the writing is very good. I hope it won't stop. I will definitely read it after I finish it👍🏻
As a fan of mysterious little settings, I think the author's understanding of the audience is very good, and the overall connection is extremely harmonious. From the audience to the mind reader to the psychiatrist, the effect of the potion on the protagonist is hidden between the lines, which is enough to see the author's intentions. From the content point of view, the author has a lot of clever ideas, and the foreshadowing in the early stage can always be found in the later chapters. The love process is fascinating, like the spring breeze blowing on the face, slowly entering people's hearts, rather than a simple and crude fast food love; and the three "problem girls in the science department" each have distinct personalities, Hoshino's enthusiasm and liveliness, Mitsui's graceful morbidity and Shiro Yu's courage and determination make these characters vivid and full of life; the protagonist Ueno is also gradually changing, from labeling samples like a machine at the beginning, to gradually communicating and observing with people, to regenerating joy, anger, sorrow, and joy. Step by step, humanity becomes more abundant, and the image gradually becomes fuller. The writing is even better. Wang Guowei once said, "When I look at things, all the old things have my color" ("Human Words"). Many of the author's environmental descriptions are done from the perspective of a certain character. From these scenes, readers can clearly understand the vivid inner emotions and thoughts of these characters. It is like the reader has become a "mind reader", closely linked to the core setting of the full text. Regardless of this, the extremely beautiful and meticulous descriptions are equally addictive. In general, the word perfect is enough.
This book is very interesting, and I think the price is reasonable. Moreover, Hoshino is not too unreasonable and Mitsui is just the right yandere, making them feel as if they are right in front of them. The story is told eloquently, which can always make people smile and feel satisfied every day. The author has grasped many aspects just right, making people immersed in it. I once read the book "The Romance of a Flying Crow", which was strong in the portrayal of Rin Kiyono and the overall writing style, but in the creation of the protagonist, the protagonist was born to be almost perfect. This is indeed very refreshing, but it also lacks a feeling. This book depicts the growth and changes of the protagonist in more detail. Of course, this book is not perfect. At least some characters have unclear meanings, but there is a certain length - yes, I am talking about you, monitor Kasuga. I can't see her role for the time being. All in all, this book is a rare masterpiece among Japanese novels. Recommended for book lovers who like this kind of subject matter. To be honest, there are some high-quality products on Qidian that are absolutely not as good as this book. It is rare to see such a book on Tomato. But to avoid trouble, I have to make a statement in advance. All the above are purely my personal feelings. It is normal for everyone to have different views on the same thing. There are 1,000 Hamlets in 1,000 people's hearts. Just read the novel based on your heart. And I have no intention of starting a fight. I mentioned Love Traveling above because this is the Niqing that left a deep impression on me. Finally, I wish everyone can find the one that suits them.
The specific portrayal of the characters is a highlight. The description technique is excellent, the characters are relatively outstanding, and they are closer to Higurashi's expressiveness. The atmosphere of the story is very relaxed. The only thing that can be called tense is probably seeing how Ueno lowers his bottom line step by step, and is forced to give candy to the readers (laughs)
Overall, this book is good to read, but don't read it just because of the title. This book is a love-themed novel, so you shouldn't read it because of its mystery (why didn't the author change the title)? The following analysis is my personal opinion. If you don't like it, please ignore it and don't criticize it. From the perspective of the story line, this book is biased toward daily life and is suitable for readers who like daily life; from the perspective of popular characters, almost every main character has a distinctive personality and is well described; from the perspective of the protagonist, the male protagonist feels a little too calm in the early stage, but gradually improves later, which may be the setting, and several female protagonists represent The different personalities in love are very attractive and highlight the character's personality, but it is easy to cause the female protagonist (Hoshino Suzuka) who represents the positive personality to be more popular with most readers, and the popularity of other female protagonists will be slightly lower. The author may need to more deeply describe the parts of other female protagonists that attract readers.
This book is suitable for book lovers who have not read Mysterious. Those who have read Mysterious have a mysterious setting in my mind, and the impression is not good. I have not read Mysterious, and I don't understand the abilities. I pay more attention to the emotional line. I feel that it is well written.
Very good, very consistent with the concept of Japanese light novels. The male protagonist's character has changed little by little. Watching her and the minister exchange sweets is really sweet. It's just that this Mitsui's character should have appeared in at least dozens of chapters before he should have a clear affection for her. It's a bit lacking in foreshadowing.