Reborn in Tokyo: From a Bottom-Ranked TV Station to the Empire of Japanese Entertainment

It's hard to comment. The outline is a good AI article, but the word count is not enough even if I use AI to update it daily. I gave it 4 stars because the subject matter is really good. I inherited a TV station and used my future vision to travel in Tokyo, specifically targeting Japanese dramas/Japanese puppets/two-dimensional fans. The more I read, the more I realize that AI writing is not that good. It can pay more attention to details, talk about the growth of the protagonist and the transformation of the TV station, get to know more real celebrities and socialize with them; personally discover new people; and even influence the entertainment life of two generations in Japan. Watching it now feels like it's too rushed, just telling the story and when and what happened, instead of showing pictures to make everyone come alive. All I can say is that if there are better works with similar themes, please recommend them to me🧐

It's a good book, but the subtle thing is that I don't know if it counts as Japanese entertainment. My understanding of Japanese entertainment is that it uses real people and adds fictional protagonists. It seems that except for a few people here, the others are fictional, which leads to an indescribable sense of disconnection. Secondly, for example, the adaptation of Ryuzakura is actually completely different from the original TV series. Even the starring role only highlights the role of Mizuno Naomi. It always feels a bit different from the imagined Japanese entertainment writing method. The protagonist has the memory layout of the previous life. This kind of disconnected Japanese entertainment is novel and strange at the same time. Give me five stars and keep going.

I didn't get carried away by the first comment, so I clicked in and watched it. It was very exciting. The protagonist started from the bottom, and there was no golden finger to kill everyone. He climbed up steadily step by step. I couldn't stop watching it, and I also learned about the Japanese entertainment industry.

The latest 135 chapters, currently no female protagonist, more realistic business war stories. The advantage is that the protagonist has a likable personality, is ambitious, capable, well-planned, and has a steady and natural career development. The disadvantage is that AI is used extensively and is neglected to check, resulting in over-rendering of the entire article, and some content and plots are misplaced and have repeated meanings. Four stars for encouragement at first, if you keep doing this later, the stars will be reduced. ☕

After seeing Chapter 8, let me give it a score first, 4 points. This book is written in a very literary style, but the rhythm is well controlled, and it also gave me a strong sense of anticipation. This is why I only read less than 10 chapters before rating it. But I guess this book may have a shortcoming, that is, the protagonist has a strong sense of inhumanity. Coupled with the very literary writing style of the book, the overall reading sense may be very strange, and this feeling may become stronger as the plot progresses. Let's wait and see. There will definitely be follow-up reviews later. After reading Chapter 19, one thing that can be confirmed is that it is indeed written in a very literary and youthful way; one thing that is worth being happy about is that the protagonist seems less inhuman, but very literary and youthful; one thing that is worth applauding is that the text has a strong visual sense, which brings a literary quality to the literary youth flavor of the whole book; one thing that is worth appreciating is that the training of the actors during the filming was very well written. After reading around Chapter 70, I really can't understand that in the early 2000s, when the Internet was just emerging, people still watched TV series through TV sets. How does the protagonist make a TV series that is shown at a fixed time and with fixed content have different TV content appear according to the audience's different SMS votes? Moreover, the protagonist's sense of inhumanity grew stronger and stronger, and he abandoned the book.

It's beautiful, very strange. I can't stand most of the ones with high ratings. This one has such a low rating, but I like the narrative rhythm and the content! I have read more than 160 chapters. The first 150 chapters are all good in terms of pacing. However, in the later chapters, I feel that the more I write, the more pretentious I am. The pacing becomes slow and lengthy, and the layout is poor. Has the author read too much Gu Long recently?

I hope the author can stick to this kind of delicate description and full emotional expression in the writing. Although the comment section seems to say that it is an AI modification, which is quite regrettable, I rarely follow the serialization and I still look forward to the subsequent plot and character arcs.

If you like the history of a family (from poverty to the top of the world (although it is still under development)), you can read it. There is a small amount of AI assistance, but I think it is pretty good. The writing style is slow and cold, and it feels like watching from afar. The more I watch later, the more rigid it becomes, with the human-machine feel of short-drama AI [rolls eyes]

It looks pretty good, but I may have read it too much. Why do so many novels now have this dialogue style? For example, the novel Let You Write Horror also has this dialogue pattern. It feels familiar every time. . .

Although the work has some AI flavor, the plot is well grasped. There are also various branch lines that can still be connected together.