
Dream Eater: The Manga Artist
漫画之食梦者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 481k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
More by this author
In booklists 4
Rebirth and Fanfiction
Good fan fiction I have read My favorite fan-fiction settings include Naruto, Attack on Titan, Tokyo Ghoul, and some other very popular anime Also reborn stories Stories similar to those by copycats Reborn as various professions Distinctive stories about being reborn in ancient times
You Jokers, That's Enough!
Funny, but still meaningful. Goofy, but thought-provoking. Some were recommended by readers, and others are personal favorites.
All Kinds of Fun Reads
I registered on Qidian in 2005 and have been reading for years. I especially like entertainment-industry novels. The earliest ones were mostly about Korean entertainment, and back then I was a huge fan of the author Qiqi Jiade Mao. To be honest, they're still writing~☺ When I was really into Jian Wang 3, I named one of my female characters in the game after them, and I'm still playing her now. Feels good. Later, there were stories about Hollywood and the Chinese entertainment industry, as well a
In a Reading Slump, Updated From Time to Time
For making anime and manga.
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Reader comments 26
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How to write comics is baffling
Basically, those who write comics, but very few actually depict comics, and they are all about mindless daily life, or even for the sake of mindless daily life. Even the most attractive part of this type of article, the shocking reaction of readers after publishing the comic, is brushed aside or not described at all. I don't understand, in this case, why should I name the comic because I am trying to sell it? Don't say that there is nothing to write otherwise. Writing comics and novels are basically the same. It's the same as before, why do people write novels so well, but when you write comics, you can't write anything. I mean, the author is lazy. Finally, let's write less in daily life. It's really not good at all. I bet that 99% of readers will quickly skip the daily life, looking forward to reading the content of your comics. And the author himself has also touched on the comics.
I found this book today. As a rare Dream Eater fan, I am very happy to see that it is still being updated. I would like to express my personal opinion and hope that the author can write better! Let's talk about the bad first: 1. What the hell is the protagonist's pen name! The Japanese is really too weird. Ordinary readers can't read it. What else can I say? I sincerely ask for it to be replaced. 2. The strength of the protagonist is very strange. When I was writing Sakamoto, he ranked first in the first chapter, but he never came first. However, he is a genius. When I wrote fz, I clearly foreshadowed it as a manga without a protagonist. This is a very powerful manga. The fourth chapter is very powerful, and Eiji and Fukuda were used as foils. However, in the end, he came in third, which is still the best result... 3. The protagonist's mentality is very strange. He said that he wanted to be a salted fish, but he drew two comics and a book. In the early stage, he said that his money could only fill his stomach. However, he lacked animation and was afraid of affecting the brand IP of his name. This makes me feel that the protagonist does not like the Sakamoto he drew at all, and even hates it. I will starve to death and you don't want you to animate it. To be honest, you should know Sakamoto's results at Station B, right? Is this really bad? It's so bad that even if you don't pay for it, you won't be allowed to animate it. In terms of money, Jumpnext for newbies will give you 9,000 yen per ticket, and this magazine will give you about 12,000 yen per ticket for newbies, plus annual salary. This is written in the anime, so it's impossible to be that poor. 4. The characters in the fanfic, well, the basic personalities and speech are not very consistent with the original characters. Just follow what you said 1. The online book section is very interesting. At least the happy interaction among netizens is quite good. 2. You, the author, are quite good. You have been trying hard to express your feelings in book reviews and this chapter. In the author's remarks, you interact with readers and move them. This is also the idea that made me write a review 🙂 3. The characters I designed are quite good and the emotional lines are relatively clear. That's probably all. The last thing I want to say is, come on 😡 You are the second best after the chuunibyou book 😃
I couldn't stand it any longer, so I ran away. I thought about it and decided to leave my own book review suggestions! . The most taboo thing about writing a novel that copies comics is that it doesn't have a sense of immersion. The reason why other people who write this kind of novels write readers' book reviews is because they are looking for someone to empathize with, which is not always the case. For the sake of word count, although there may be some reasons for this, but this kind of super-comic novel without a sense of empathy just seems very empty. You will get bored just by looking at it, and it feels like it is no different from everyday life. If you want to write about daily life, why bother writing about this subject? It's unnecessary to play with so many memes. For example, if I don't understand the memes, it will make me look awkward. Also, the book side feels okay. At least writing the book review will give you a sense of resonance, but the serious comic side has no plot at all, and it seems very hollow. No matter how good your writing is? It is empty and has no sense of involvement, and his novels just seem dry. The above is a personal opinion.
I feel like the authors in Dream Eaters don't make any money from their works.
How should I put it... The novel has its own poisonous points... This is the first time I have encountered such a novel with such a unique writing style... But it still satisfies my middle school spirit 🙂
The author has played 300 heroes and completed the identification, and has been taken care of
Although I really want to see this subject. But I'm sorry I died in battle! From time to time, a Japanese sentence pops up (I don't understand Haofa at all), and sometimes I feel so tired 😭
If you have an idea, young man, learn how to use an excavator with me.
Author Ji, it will be very enjoyable to come up with "Sky Realm", "Shingling Zero", "Little Round Face" and "Ghoul" ♂~
I thought this little seedling was suddenly ready for slaughter. I looked at the table of contents and found that I wrote the wrong chapter.