Where Is the Road to Japanese Entertainment?

This book is the author's self-pleasure work. Japanese entertainment is niche enough, but the author still wants to amuse himself. 1. The author quotes a large section of the lyrics of the novel, the original work of the novel, and a large section of popular science that 99% of readers are completely uninterested in. Even part of it is a large section of Japanese (is the threshold for reading Japanese entertainment so high?) 2. There are a lot of inner dramas in the novel. The male protagonist is needlessly grieving for the spring and autumn. It does not promote the plot in any way, nor can it make the male protagonist's character more full-bodied. 3. There are a lot of popular science, inner dramas, and even the author's complaints that have nothing to do with the novel. In addition, the omission of the plot and frequent scene switching make it difficult to read. It feels fragmented 4. The nonsense throughout the article makes the plot advance extremely slowly, and most readers don't want to pay for your popular science and sadness 5. The male protagonist described by the author is mature and wise, and has his own unique insights into things and feelings But his behavior is childish, irritable, hesitant and passive, He is even a scumbag, This makes people feel very contradictory, this is not a literary young man, he is just a psychopath Don't say anything about his grades not being good enough, what kind of grades do you want to enjoy yourself, If you remove the content that is irrelevant to the plot, then this book is only 1/10, no exaggeration

It feels like there is a literary style in it, but occasionally it feels a bit obscure, and the reading is not very smooth, as if the soup is not well mixed, and there are starch dumplings mixed in from time to time.

I don't know how powerful it is! ! ! ! ! Books are sold in the mourning hall!

At that time, during the peak period of suicides, many divine songs were created, such as "Never Give Up" to cheer up the earthquake, and "Mika Nakajima", which I once thought about clearly and gave me goosebumps after listening to it, so I am also interested in this era.

Japan Entertainment does not have a novel about virtual idols, such as being a Kizuna's love-financier.

It's still the familiar chapter without continuing to the next chapter, and the scene suddenly changes...

Let's take a look at Nogizaka Poem. This is the most popular and well-reputed Japanese entertainment novel I've seen so far.