The Rising Tide of Japanese Entertainment

Sister Quan Shui came in after seeing the cover.

I feel like the chaos is mainly caused by Onmyoji or something. Urban life has become magical and spiritual. At first, I thought it was because I was in the entertainment industry. Will a bunch of monsters and gods appear in the future? The theme type of this book is unclear! Is the author's outline really okay?

I don't want to bother with the comment area anymore 😒 After the author's APP was forced to update, the new version frantically classified chapter updates into the comment area. I don't have time to click on this place every day. You can just speak freely. I will apply to complete the book tomorrow 🥱

The cover is okay✌️ From the time I started preparing this book, to the subsequent writing stage, to the release, to now,, I often play "Don't Give Up" on the single cycle I selected one of the many pictures as the page background. When I was typing, I felt like I was being stared at and calling me to come on.

It's just so sad and crazy, are there two thousand chapters missing? Why do you feel like you've been looking at it for so long? Am I too novice? Or is the author writing too profoundly? Can't even get together.

It's so confusing. I can't understand the previous chapter and the next chapter at all. One moment I saw Sister Quanmizu in Tokyo, and the next she was a doctor in a small town. I was tired of reading it.

Well, I was really shocked when I saw it. I just started reading it a few days ago and I am already ranked third on the fan list. After reading the book reviews, the author seems to have a lot of complaints. My opinion is that it is better if the author is a student. If you are not a student, it is better not to be a full-time writer. After all, Korean entertainment is not popular, let alone Japanese entertainment. Find a job. When you are not busy, remember that you still have a novel and a few readers who have been reading it. Don't pay attention to the book reviews. To be honest, I think this book is quite good. I was pleasantly surprised when I saw some original characters and real-life people like Rihui. Personally speaking, I am very career-oriented. The author handles the ratio of female career characters very well in this book. After all, it is a novel. Some readers have to consider whether it is reasonable. It is too tiring for some readers. There are so many female characters in so many fields in such an early timeline, plus some metaphysical things such as ninjutsu, swordsmanship, onmyojitsu, etc. It can be said that it is really worth looking forward to. I hope the author will focus on life first and then this novel. As long as it's not updated weekly, it'll be fine. Japanese entertainment is already so niche. Can there be such a high-quality book? Please be kind to some trolls.

I subscribed. The question is, I want to watch Sister Quan Shui's drama.

But it's only the first dozen chapters. It's too poisonous to play with ninjutsu and superpowers in urban entertainment articles. The only thing I believe in when reading urban literature is that authors who use supernatural powers in the city either have low self-esteem or are incompetent. In fact, 99% of urban supernatural stories have this kind of virtue. When they can't think of a solution, they use violence to escape the problem. What is the difference between these protagonists and beasts that drink blood from their hair?

18 Years old, 6 years old, with spring water and good luck