Anime Crossover: A Copywriter's Self-Cultivation

It's pretty good 🍉. The protagonist Mitsumi Minamoto adopts the Hiratsuka family after traveling through time, relying on the "library" in his mind to carry various literary and artistic works from his past life. There is no brainless cheating. I will take the initiative to supplement my drama-related knowledge to polish the script, and I will have my own thoughts on the matter of "copying". The interactions between the original characters such as Hiratsuka Shizuka and Yukinoshita Harno are written in a natural way. Daily life and coding career go hand in hand. I will continue to follow them. Come on, author [please take a closer look]

Although I haven't read it much yet, the writing and writing feel very comfortable! The characters are also three-dimensional enough! This is my very favorite type! Very optimistic about this book! And the author of this book! Love you (๑¯◡¯๑)❤️ ✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧

If you like campus dramas such as spring objects and passerby heroines, you can try this book. The protagonist travels through the world of comics as a writer, and relies on his works to attract many characters. The story is more life-oriented, and it is more restrained and not exaggerated. The only drawback is that it is still being serialized and the story has not yet been fully developed, so it is suitable for reading slowly.

What can I say about the slow-paced, pretty good Japanese light novel about the male protagonist of Asashi Bungai? It's just that I don't know those heroines. I didn't deliberately get close to those heroines. I just communicated with them because of things, and those things were only based on one's own heart and doing good deeds.

The writing is very nice, but can you really master it after sewing so many animes? You know, the leaked girl in the variety show will explode.

This subject matter is rare nowadays, but it was probably still around 23 to 24 years ago? I think this book is very good. The writing is a bit niche, not formulaic, and the emotional handling is natural. The career is booming. There is no confusion between the two. It is not surprising that there are many female protagonists. Currently, I have accepted the editor Machida Enko from "Passenger" (Hano, Mahiru, Sawae are developing)

After reading too many formulaic manga, this book made me feel comfortable. The story runs in two parallel lines. On one side, it is about campus life and interpersonal relationships, and on the other side, it is the creative journey of the protagonist slowly polishing his manuscript and submitting it for publication. There are no brainless slaps in the face, and the character dialogue is more natural. The only drawback is that the pace is relatively slow and the plot does not advance quickly. If you can't accept the slow pace, you may not be able to watch it.

The writing, characterization, and plot are all excellent. The male protagonist advances multiple lines at the same time. It would have been easy for each line to appear thin, but this problem does not occur so far, and each line is handled richly.

Everyone, I have a question as to why today's variety comics, whether supernatural or not, always include spring objects and passers-by. Give me the idea that without these two, it wouldn't be a comprehensive comic. [What][What][What][What]

You can find a good book Don't tell me to collect CP, I'm really scared of this writing style