Japanese Showbiz: The Millennium

Overall, it is a very good Japanese entertainment. The author has obviously done a lot of research on the operating rules of the Japanese entertainment industry and the real historical background at that time. It felt a little rushed in the early stages, and some plots advanced quickly. However, starting from the middle of the first volume, the overall rhythm gradually stabilized and the content unfolded more naturally. In terms of character creation, both the protagonist and other supporting characters have relatively distinct settings and clear behavioral logic. Even when the author made it clear that there were multiple female protagonists, the characters did not simply become appendages to the protagonist, but each had their own thoughts and behaviors. However, the advancement of the love line is still relatively slow at present, and the direction of the relationship is not yet completely clear. The career line is also handled very securely. The author does not directly abandon realistic logic or force cheating just because the protagonist has the advantage of being a time traveler. Many developments have relatively reasonable reasons and foreshadowing. The plot is not sloppy, and the foreshadowing is laid out and recycled very well. It can be seen that the author should have a relatively complete outline, and the protagonist's behavior and goals can also be responded to in the follow-up. Compared with some Japanese entertainment articles that only emphasize the protagonist or specific stars and treat others as backgrounds that can be adjusted at will, this book does a good job in restoring the times and shaping the characters. I hope the author can maintain his current level and continue writing.

A rare and down-to-earth Japanese entertainment article. You don't rise suddenly as soon as you come up, but you follow the facts and climb up step by step. The protagonist is not a conventional show-off, but the sense of satisfaction that comes with the development of his career is very real. The description of the female characters is also good. It has the feeling of a Japanese drama and slowly develops, which I think is quite good.

I still prefer no cp or the cp direction should not be too obvious, and there should not be too many "redemption" plots. I feel that the author likes the stars in the book very much, but the frequency of their appearance is a bit too much.

The protagonist is very keen to save others, maybe these are the author's idols

I think it ranks among the top three in Tomato's daily entertainment articles. The author spent a lot of effort to understand the daily entertainment situation, it is quite realistic, and the protagonist is also very hard-working and career-minded. I'm catching up on updates every day, come on, teacher!

I saw 29. It's good-looking, with a sense of life, and the sense of daily life is too weak. It's very young, but it's really not suitable for online writing. I wish it could be more immersive. The first thirty chapters are all about long sections of work, which is a bit regretful. I like multiple female protagonists, but as a Chinese reader, I hope to see necessary daily life with a bit of human touch, and the emotional bonds between people. I really disliked long sections of psychological activities when I read the article 😂, but this time it was completely gone, and it felt wrong. I even doubted whether the male protagonist was human, and I hoped to express the male protagonist's desires and reasonably show my greed for having a harem 😏. Please let him be a real person author 😂.

Frankly speaking, I haven't watched Japanese entertainment in many years. The last time was probably around 2011, when Korean and Japanese entertainment were still popular. The quality of this Japanese entertainment series after many years is really beyond my imagination, but unfortunately the results don't seem to be very good. I won't say anything about cheering. My biggest hope is that the author writes more. The last thing to say. It's really, really well written.

It describes Japanese entertainment in the millennium in great detail. The protagonist has changed from a bystander at the beginning to a living person who actively feels the pulse of this era. He has begun life in the harem and is already looking forward to the Shura field later 🤭

It's really not bad, but now that I see it, I will give my subjective opinion. I think there are some problems. The protagonist himself has no clone skills. He feels that there are too many professions and it makes him feel tired. I think it can be mentioned in daily life. The protagonist should have good financial ability, right? You can make yourself live a better life, or you can spend money to improve yourself! Don't release songs and albums too often, right? Maybe it comes out once every 1-2 years and I feel overwhelmed and need to sort out the protagonist's career a little bit. Let's Go Fighting! [Note][Note]

The career line of the protagonist is described in a very detailed and reasonable manner. The author mentioned that there are multiple female protagonists, but the career line is much more exciting than the emotional line. Once the emotional line comes, it will feel like a procrastinating literary youth. I basically read it as a career novel without cp. When it comes to the emotional scene, it will be automatically skipped, which does not affect reading.