The Rising Tide of Japanese Entertainment
日娱之逆流
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 578k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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267Chapters
3.4kRecommendations
3.2kFans
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I came in after seeing the cover of the Izumi-nee (sister Izumi).
I came in after seeing the cover of the Izumi-nee (sister Izumi).
It seems the chaos is mainly caused by Onmyoji and the like. Urban life has turned into a fantasy cultivation story. I initially thought it was about the entertainment industry, but will a bunch of monsters and gods appear later? The theme and genre of this book are unclear! Is the author's outline really okay?
I don't want to deal with the comments section anymore. 😒 After the app I was using was forced to update, the new version insanely categorized chapter updates into the comments section as well. I don't have time to open that place every day... So please feel free to say whatever you want. I need to apply for completion of the book tomorrow. 🥱
The cover is alright, I guess. ✌️ From the time I started preparing this book, through the writing stage, to its publication, and now, I've often been listening to "Don't Give Up" on repeat. I chose one image from many to use as the page background. While typing, I felt like I was being watched and encouraged.
How heartbreaking is this? Is it missing two thousand chapters?Why am I so confused after reading this for so long? Am I just too clueless? Or is the author's writing too profound? I can't connect the dots at all.
It's so confusing! I can't understand the previous chapter at all. One minute they're meeting Izumi-neechan in Tokyo, and the next they're a small-town doctor or something. It's exhausting to read.
Wow, I was really surprised when I first read it! I only started reading it a few days ago, and I'm already third on the fan ranking! Looking at the reviews, the author seems to have a lot of complaints. My opinion is that as long as it's not abandoned or has a bad ending, it'll be fine. If the author is a student, that's fine, but if not, it's best not to be a full-time writer.
I've subscribed, but my question is I want to see more of Izumi-nee's storylines.
The first dozen or so chapters were pretty good.
But that's only for the first dozen or so chapters. The ninjutsu and superpowers in urban entertainment novels are just too much. When it comes to urban novels, I only believe one thing: authors who use superpowers in the city are either insecure or incompetent. In fact, 99% of urban superpower novels are like this. When they can't think of a solution, they resort to violence to escape the problem. What's the difference between these protagonists and bloodthirsty beasts?
It's been 6 years since 2018, there's a spring, and there's good luck in love.