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With All Due Respect, Dragon Ball and Human Novels Are No Longer Masterpieces. If You Don't Agree, Come and Argue!
With all due respect, Dragon Ball and human novels are no longer masterpieces. If you don't agree, come and argue!
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I want to read a book like "Dragon Ball: I Bet My Left Arm on the Future".
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When I was a kid, I would finish school at around 5pm and run home as fast as I could, making sure to turn on the TV before 6pm. The central set of Saint Seiya. After playing one episode, I immediately changed the channel and the local station played Dragon Ball. If there is a power outage one day, it will feel like the sky is falling😱 Why are comic books different from those shown on TV? Study all day long. Pay homage to your lost youth! Written to myself as a child. [Bookshelf plus one] It is said that the first novel for a newcomer should be a fanfic, and the realization of the novel should be the first. I believe it! Those people on the Internet talk about writing fan fiction and following trends every day, writing whatever is popular, and making money first is what counts. I have listened to the truth, and I also understand that it is all about cashing in and getting off to a good start. But my heart told me I didn't want to do that. I just want to follow my own heart and write a novel in a down-to-earth manner. You can learn from others, you can learn slowly and polish yourself bit by bit. But I want to clearly write down my true thoughts, my own thoughts, and what I recognize for readers. I don't want to follow the trend of the assembly line and make up routines, and I don't want to forcefully write what I don't like just to make money. I want to write my own taste, without fooling myself or the people watching.
It's always in the first person, who would read it?