It's getting harder and harder to make it as an author on JJ.
The readers on JJ have increasingly refined tastes.
And their expectations keep getting higher.
That's a good thing. A strict teacher produces outstanding students. But...
The readers say authors should show their cards and not waste the time of people who aren't their target audience, so...
The keywords "BG romance," "no harem," and "slow updates" shine like neon signs outside a nightclub.
The readers say there should be youthful, handsome boys, so...
This story is set in the world of Prince of Tennis, where the boys' sparkling sweat glitters with diamond-like, irresistible light [I'm being serious, so please be serious too].
The readers say the Mary Sue heroine should be strangled in her cradle, so...
Aside from playing the violin and being reasonably pretty, this heroine basically has no special talents [don't worry].
The readers say there should be dazzling stardom, so...
The heroine chooses to ignore her inability to dance and strides boldly toward the road to stardom.
The readers say there should be romantic tension, so...
The heroine flits like a butterfly through all kinds of anime.
The readers say there should be cute moments, so...
We get two blond cuties, Keiichi Shimizu and Jiroh Akutagawa, lying opposite each other [please be serious].
The readers say there should be even more suggestive cute moments, so...
We get Tezuka and Fuji's [please be serious again].
The readers say the story still needs more punch, so...
We get an author driven crazy by JJ, who hasn't written a monk character in ages and has gone far too long without anything juicy [please keep calm].
I expect there will be characters from Prince of Tennis, Gintama, Hunter x Hunter, and Natsume's Book of Friends. I hope my simple-minded brain, with its limited wiring, can handle it.
I'm delicate and sensitive, so readers who don't like this, please be so kind as to move your mouse toward the red X in the top-right corner of the page. I'll be most grateful.
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