Reborn in Japan to Write Web Novels
重生日本写网文
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Books Read by a Ten-Year Veteran Bookworm
Books this ten-year veteran bookworm has read. I may not have finished them, but I've read at least half of each.
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I Love Stories About Professions
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Chongzhuang Xiaotu's Fully Subscribed Reading List
I recommend books that I’ve fully subscribed to or where my fan rank is at least Steward (5,000). I’ve been burned too many times by unscrupulous list owners recommending books riddled with toxic elements. What’s worse, the recommender’s fan rank for the book is still listed as Trainee. Why recommend books you don’t even subscribe to? Just to make a quick buck? So far, there are 99 books in total: 6 at Hall Master (20,000 fans), 25 at Helmsman (10,000 fans), and 68 at Steward (5,000 fans). Fo
Books I Personally Enjoy
Collecting some interesting books
Lu Xiaoyi's Private Bookshelf
Just now, October 2, 2017. On the second day of the National Day holiday, I upgraded the app and found my account had been banned. I couldn't cast monthly votes or grab red envelopes anymore. Customer service said they had no backend data, but their "specialists" had decided I'd violated the rules, and they absolutely refused to lift the ban... Three months later, I got a lifetime ban from book reviews and a six-month ban from monthly votes. Big platform, big ego!! (Without the fun of joining in
Slice-of-Life Anime and Otaku Novels
Japanese-style slice-of-life and otaku wish-fulfillment stories I read slice-of-life stories because they feel a bit like watching a slice-of-life anime. But when they bring in the features of web novels, they also suit Chinese readers' tastes better, like face-slapping scenes. As for slice-of-life stories set in China: ① They're restricted by the censorship rules, so many things are hard to write about, like certain sensitive topics, street thugs, and supernatural powers. ② It's hard to make t
No Cookie-Cutter Books
Reading lists are so boring these days. They always feature the same books, like The Unrivaled Path and Sword Court. No matter how much you browse, they turn up everywhere. You can't even find anything good. What's the point? I originally only included books I found interesting, whether for their ideas or their plots. There are all kinds of genres: transmigration, sports, anime-inspired stories, anything interesting makes the cut. If you think these sound interesting, take a look.
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All Kinds of Weird, Funny, and Yuri: For Readers Who Share My Taste
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Personal Reading List
Books I've enjoyed, both past and present. The perspective here is that of a female reader.
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Overall, it's been alright so far. The writing is decent, and the plot isn't too bad (I personally think there are two and a half bad points), except for the dragging romance (half a bad point). Next comes the part that truly stung me, and I have to get it off my chest: What was the protagonist's mentality? Why didn't he compare prices from several publishers when choosing his first book?
Could you please change "girl" to "female" or "girl"? It's written like Red Boy.
Could you please change "girl" to "female" or "girl"? It's written like Red Boy.
The author's humorous review of Japanese light novels clearly points out all the flaws and advantages of the "cool" genre, yet his own book is riddled with flaws one after another. Furthermore, regarding Japanese light novels, who gave you the audacity to look down on an industry that has been mature for decades?
I've read two hundred chapters and I still don't know what the author is trying to write. You say you want to write what you want to write, but what you've written lacks any exciting moments. The romance is too weak, awkward, lacking humor, warmth, and any twists or turns. It's too bland, just boring. If you're not focusing on the romance, why write so much unnecessary filler?
Let's change the title to "Reborn in Japan, Writing About Another World: Draw Your Sword and Slash" 🙂
The worst part of this book is the romance. The protagonist clearly showed his true feelings earlier, yet he completely ignores the female lead, even asking why she's angry—doesn't he have any idea? This guy isn't straight, he's brain-dead! If you're going to build a harem, just do it openly, or don't play these ambiguous games. This romance is disgusting!
The plot is too clichéd and outdated, and the slap-in-the-face moments are too forced. Author, have you ever actually worked on Qidian? It's too theoretical. I feel like the author is treating me like a Japanese person who has never read web novels before.
The protagonist is hilarious! When writing web novels, he adopts the persona of a transmigrator, but when dealing with publishers, he switches to the persona of a native, fawning and being incredibly grateful. The protagonist is utterly astonished by the tens of thousands of yen in royalties (the author is so stupid that he can't even distinguish between royalties and manuscript fees, yet keeps…
6. In the novels written by literary masters, original works are used. I suggest not creating something original here, but just posting it in real life and see how many people it can crush.
After writing so many chapters, why are you still writing about sword-drawing slashing scenes... And shouldn't the biggest appeal of these kinds of novels be that the stupid Japanese are captivated by the protagonist's clichéd plot points from the original web novel? Why are you writing so much about the trivial matters of publishing houses and anime?