The Localization Master

To be honest, "Harry Potter" became popular in the West because Westerners have too little imagination. Everyone knows the reason why "Harry Potter" became popular in China. Because "Harry Potter" was popular in the West, it became popular in China. In fact, it is a mentality of admiring foreign things. In the world where the protagonist lives, China occupies an absolute dominant position, and Han culture is the mainstream of the world. Then "Harry Potter" will never be as popular as it is on Earth. Because many Chinese novels have much better imagination and writing style than "Harry Potter". Once "Harry Potter" loses its "foreign halo", it is absolutely impossible for it to become popular in China! Because "Harry Potter" does not have that "foreign halo", it is at best a good fantasy novel, and the Chinese people in the world where the protagonist lives do not have a mentality of worshiping foreigners, so the results of "Harry Potter" should not be very good. I don't know if the author has considered this.

If the author updates more, I will give you 10 votes every day.

Tell me how many of them came here for the cover page😂

Your cover is really ugly. Let me draw one for you.

One thing suddenly occurred to me: in the Chinese version of the Magic Academy, when students ride a gourd, should the gourd mouth be forward or the big head be forward? It looks more beautiful when the mouth is forward, while the gourd mouth is backward and the head is forward, which makes it easier to explain the principle of flight. As long as you use a charm to make the gourd's mouth jet propel, the child will understand.

Not to mention anything else, just trying to avoid taxes is really a bit discouraging. I am obviously a copywriter, but in the end I am not even willing to pay taxes. I also said that I don't want half of the money to be lost for the book I worked so hard to write. It's really disgusting to me

Recently, I read these novels about literary copycats and I suddenly sighed. The novels copied by Chinese copycats are okay. Although there are many foreign novels, most of them are Chinese. However, most of the movies written in the novels about literary copycats, especially movies, are Hollywood movies. This makes people wonder when we can promote our classic culture more and regain its central position in the world instead of being scorned as the Far East.

Well, the setting is innovative. But the male protagonist seems to have a physique that attracts girls? The first few chapters seem to be awkward in shaping the female characters. I hope the plot doesn't advance through jealousy among a group of girls.

Does anyone know what the two new chapters above are called? Which book is it from? It feels quite interesting.

I just want to ask what the name of the new pit at the front is?