Boss, I Want to Read Manga
老板我要看漫画
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Making Entertainment in Another World, Not the Modern Era: Cultural Invasion Stories
All the books collected here are ones I have read and thought were good. Most are about developing an entertainment industry in another world, enriching the local people's spiritual lives through films, television, comics, games, and other media. They are not the usual urban entertainment stories about celebrities. If you have read anything similar, feel free to leave a comment. Very few novels are written in this niche, so it is difficult to find even a few good ones. The rest are either writte
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I have to say again, this woman, Yam, is really unlikable. She acts impulsively, repays kindness with enmity, and only sees what's in front of her. Let's not even talk about how she attacked the protagonist before—that was incredibly short-sighted. And now she's still the same here; the protagonist saved her life, and this woman still tries to kill herself.
It was a bit awkward to watch. I don't know what went wrong.
Writing a passionate romance requires extensive build-up; without this build-up, sentimental scenes lack emotion and are instead filled with awkwardness.
I'm a bit confused. It's not exactly action-packed, nor is it particularly moving, and while it's not exactly slice-of-life, it lacks depth. And while it's not exactly pretentious, it doesn't really force me to watch anything. What am I even watching?
Does the story afterward have anything to do with the comic book store? The protagonist is just a shop owner, why is he always meddling in other people's business? It's all become irrelevant.
The author is incredibly talented; they managed to cram all the awkward moments into one cohesive piece.
Having read over chapter 30, that part felt really awkward. The protagonist had only just transmigrated, yet he already had such a deep sense of identification with that country? If you were a native, it would be fine. And it's not like the two countries are at war; you're not depicting them as utterly wicked barbarians, committing all sorts of atrocities.
The protagonist is just a pushover, a total saint.
This is so different from that otherworldly internet cafe story! Take that episode where they chased the traitor, for example! I don't even want to call it toxic! It's downright poisonous! You know, he wasn't going to fight that time! Why was the whole city in mourning?! It's just a sect disciple who defected! And the sect sending people to hunt him down is practically a private operation!
The author wanted to write a novel that was joyful, exciting, and full of sentiment, but the writing style was lacking.