Dance with Your Head Held High
昂首热舞
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 69k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Sporting Events
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Is anyone watching?
Does anyone still read this book? Sigh.
"Dancing Youth" has premiered!
This "Dancing Youth" isn't the same as the radio calisthenics; don't get them confused. It tells the story of Japanese singer Tatara who gets into ballroom dancing and decides to become a dancer in order to change himself. You can watch the anime on Bilibili, and if you're interested, you can also check out the manga. You can visually experience the soul-stirring charm of ballroom dancing.
Bug catching: Although I'm not very clear on this either.
Please keep writing, author. I'm also an enthusiast of international dance, but there are very few novels about it. Keep it up!
Is it the anime Ballroom e youkoso?
After the disappearance of great authors like Tang Jia San Shao and Tang Jia San Lue, we finally have an author who can write stories.
An author is someone who dreams. They don't care about writing style or popularity. As long as the idea is good, they are a perfect author. In recent years, there have been a lot of copycat works. It's rare to find an author who can write stories and dream. I didn't expect to meet one here. For me, a 10-year bookworm, there are really not many authors who can write with originality. Keep it up.
I feel like this kind of subject matter has too small an audience. The people who read online novels are basically not the type who follow this kind of thing. I feel like street dance has a larger audience than ballroom dancing, especially online... Haven't you seen how incredibly popular Seeve is?
Could the protagonist not fully regain their memories, but only have fragments? Could this be incorporated into later performances like concerts or operas? Would that create a greater sense of immersion? After all, wouldn't it get a bit monotonous if it were all dance?
Don't get hung up on technical jargon. Readers are looking for the plot, not the terminology.
If it's about football or basketball, using technical terms will help readers connect with the subject. But with ballroom dancing, no matter how many technical terms you use, readers will just skip around and skim through it.
My personal hope is that the protagonist won't regain his memories; I just want him to maintain the passion and talent he has gained from his rebirth and keep striving.