Becoming a Big Shot in a Comic
在漫画中当大佬
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 721k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- English
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Are There Really No Secret Identity Stories on Tomato That Aren’t Cringey?
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Female-Oriented: Games Invading, Descending Upon, or Merging With Reality, Plus Beta Testing, Otherworlds, and the Apocalypse
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Read It and You'll Regret Nothing, You'll Be Hooked
Looking for books like "Nine-Turn Clone Technique". You'll regret not reading it, and once you start, you'll be hooked. Come check out this awesome book 😂 Updates are a tiny bit slow, but three to five chapters a day is enough. You'll regret not reading it, and once you start, you'll be hooked!
Novels Where the Protagonist Cooperates with the Nation, Please
I don't want a selfish protagonist or an innocent, naive one who acts like a helpless sweetheart. I want a smart protagonist who loves their country and trusts the government. Male- or female-oriented fiction is fine, but absolutely no romance!!! And don't overdo the face-slapping. I just want a straightforward patriotic story
If You Can't Write an Ensemble Cast, It Just Feels Like Everyone Is Fawning over the Protagonist. Keep That Away from Me
Looking for books like Ordinary Student at a Military Academy, But I Beat Up Superpowered Big Shots.
I'm in a Reading Slump!!!
I'm out of things to read!!!! I've gone through pretty much every type on Tomato. Please recommend something good, any genre!
Any Stories Where Everyone Is Pulled into a Game and the Protagonist Is Always One Step Ahead?
Special Abilities, Academy, Comic Book Cannon Fodder Awakening or Transmigrating, Forums, Ensemble Cast
I'm looking for books similar to "After Seeing the Comic's Pop-Up Comments, I Tore Up the Cannon Fodder Script". Ideally, the chemistry between the protagonists should be fun to ship, with not too much angst. A humorous tone would be great. (Don't recommend that "Roadside Character B" comic. I've already read it.) ε٩(๑> ₃ <)۶з
Novels That Leave You Completely Stunned After Reading, the Kind You Read Over and Over Again
Any genre is fine, whether it's aimed at male or female readers.
A Novel About a Minor Background Character Who Suddenly Discovers They're in a Manga
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Please Recommend Stories Where the Protagonist Has a Group of Fanatical Believers, Preferably With Infinite-Flow Elements
Looking for books like I Became the Global Administrator of the Hell Game. I don’t read stories with a female protagonist, no offense, I just prefer a male point of view. No CP, two male leads, or ensemble casts are all fine. Don’t make the women weak or overly girly, and don’t make the male lead a womanizer or put women down. I like secret identities and characters working behind the scenes. No
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Is a Manga Extra Who Gets Access to a Manga Forum?
I'm looking for stories where the protagonist suddenly discovers a comic forum and learns they're a cannon-fodder character who'll die soon, then acts according to their character setting and boosts their popularity to stay alive. Original works preferred, but fanfiction is fine too. Stories from other apps are okay ( ˘ ³˘)♥
Stories Where Everyone Misinterprets the Protagonist Seem to Be Thriving Lately
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Ensemble Cast, Superpowers, Beloved Male Protagonist, No CP, Forum Elements Optional
Ensemble cast, ensemble cast, ensemble cast. No female lead, no CP, please!!
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Please recommend one if you know of any.
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A Comic Where the Characters Survive on Popularity, With Forums and Getting Stronger Through Others’ Misunderstandings
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Ensemble Cast Comics, Superpowers, and Forum-Style Stories
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The subject matter is good, and the writing is decent, but the pacing feels too slow. It feels like things are neither fast nor slow enough, especially in the latter half of the story so far; some parts are far too detailed. There aren't many truly exciting moments yet. However, it's a relief to finally have a comic with a forum theme that isn't just for show. I hope the author continues to improve.
First, the advantages: the plot is quite good, and the characters are portrayed in detail, making each character feel real and relatable. Disadvantages: 1. The beginning is too tedious, constantly involving buying equipment. The beginning is very important. If you don't quickly get to the main theme or exciting moments, and there's only description, it's easy to leave the story prematurely.
Some parts of the description felt like they were written with AI; unnecessary punctuation was used, like something out of a Tomato short story. However, the plot and character development were quite good. [OK] I can't take it anymore! These periods are making me so uncomfortable! The AI vibe is too strong, family members, I can't stand it anymore.
It's good. Although some of the female lead's scenes are handled a bit strangely, overall it's very enjoyable. The scene where the first closed beta testers help each other is especially heartwarming. The developers are quite clever. I'm looking forward to seeing the scene where the female lead actually buys the closed beta test account.
Progress: 72 Excellent, a theme that really appeals to me. The female lead pretends to be a powerful figure, but she may actually be a powerful figure to begin with, perhaps suffering from amnesia, having her powers sealed, or experiencing a regression.
Overall, this book is not bad. The main plot is quite interesting; the female protagonist becomes invincible with just a slight growth, the logic is relatively smooth, and the word choice mostly reflects the author's love for her daughter. However, the book's shortcomings are also obvious: there are far too many meaningless descriptions.
I've read up to chapter 28 → First of all, the pacing at the beginning is slow, and a lot of space is spent describing the female lead's background and other settings that are relevant later in the story; it's just too long. Then, the synopsis says that the official Dragon Kingdom has a lot of screen time. Even if the female lead's hidden identity isn't discovered later, there are still suspects.
I really liked it!! However, I felt the pacing was a bit slow. I understand the author wanted to create vivid characters, so some parts were quite long, but an entire episode consisting of group chats was a bit excessive. I must say, it was definitely successful; the character development was good. Also, could the female lead please stop being so silent? She seemed too quiet...
The plot is novel, the writing is excellent, and it requires some thought. There seems to be a time loop, making it quite complex, but I enjoyed it. It's basically about a real and a fake world, living in a dungeon, and suspecting everyone is an NPC.
Overall, this book is excellent. The storyline is good, the characters are well-developed, and the romance is nuanced. Moreover, the official backstory isn't just a background character or a mere plot device like in other novels of this genre.