What’s it like to transmigrate as the twin brother of Nohara Shinnosuke?
When other people transmigrate, they become geniuses or saviors. But when Nohara Shinnosuke opened his eyes, the future troublemaker of Kasukabe was lying right beside him.
Shin-chan stole his bottle, got him blamed for things, dragged him into trouble, and always managed to blow his mind in the most outrageous ways.
Fortunately, Shinnosuke wasn’t an ordinary kid either.
His memories of his previous life became clearer, and his physical abilities far surpassed those of children his age. So while Shin-chan dragged him into all sorts of trouble, he gradually improved the Nohara family’s life by drawing manga and writing stories.
He’d thought the biggest challenge of this life would be figuring out how to be a good big brother to Shin-chan.
That was until the Nohara family moved to Tokyo, where his new classmate was Nobita Nobi.
And a blue robotic cat crawled out of a drawer in Nobita’s house.
From then on, Shin-chan’s absurd antics collided with futuristic gadgets.
Four stars for encouragement, level three and a half, which is relatively good. Summary: It's very warm and touching. There's no big problem, but the protagonist doesn't have to worry about being too mature. The children in Crayon Shinchan's world are all precocious. Do you think a real five-year-old child will be like the animation? And in the current plot, Xiaoxin is still speaking intermittently, but he can speak normally now. Overall, I can watch it Deducted one star. Chapter 27. The protagonist was frightened by a five-year-old child with a stone. He didn't hold back (maybe I was exaggerating, but it really affected the perception). Xiaoxin's catchphrase was also gone. If it weren't for encouragement, I would have given two stars. Deducted another star. Xiaoxin is very strange. The protagonist has no sense of existence and is not good-looking. It has been seriously removed from the bookshelf.
It's very nice and warm. The daily writing is more delicate and the emotions are richer. There are two parts in total, both of which are the author's preparation for the protagonist's identity crossing. It's not very good. First, the cartoonist asked the protagonist not to worry about becoming an adult. Second, the protagonist was given a stone. The handling was not good. This untimely breaking of the dimensional wall makes people feel uncomfortable. It is understandable that I want to write a lot of words about the protagonist's identity, but it is not good to write this way.
The author's writing is quite good, but I think the pace in the early stages could be a little faster. I feel that if the pace is too slow, many people will read the book. Please give it a five-star support.
The writing is quite good, very warm, and the beginning of painting (the road to comics) is also very good. Start with children's picture books instead of starting to copy text all at once.
Very good, I was very moved when I saw it
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It's beautiful, I feel like there's a real newcomer in it haha
It's not bad, it's pretty.
It's so beautiful and so funny. I really like this type of movie. .