The Dawn of Japanese Entertainment

If readers read this book as an entertainment novel, they may be a little disappointed. The protagonist is relatively young (probably born in 2002?), Which rules out the possibility of falling in love with a Japanese female star. There is no Nagasawa Masami, no Aragaki Yui, and no Nogizaka. At most, the male protagonist will have a cooperative relationship with them in movies or TV series in the future. In fact, I have read this novel as a light novel. What attracted me most in the novel was the warm daily life between the male protagonist and his family. A father who is strict but willing to give his children a chance, a mother who loves her children but is sometimes naughty, and a clingy and cute sister, each character has a rich image. Compared to the plot where the protagonist is involved in the entertainment industry, I prefer to watch the plot where the male protagonist gets along with his family. The subscription of this novel is not good. First, I think it has something to do with the name of the book. It has a Japanese entertainment name, but the most popular plot of acquiring a daughter does not appear in the article. Even when I first read it, I wondered if it was an imaginary world. Why didn't I recognize any of the people in it? I abandoned the book several times, but I couldn't bear to part with this one. I picked it up and read it several times, and then I slowly realized the taste. Secondly, the pace of this book is too slow. It often takes several chapters to tell the plot of TV series or movies. It's not bad to write like this. For example, in Absolute Ichiban, Haidilao uses half a chapter (almost equal to the author's chapter) to write the plot of "Hanze Naoki". I feel that it is not enough because it extracts the cool points from the original drama and plays an important role in promoting the plot of the novel. It can let readers understand how powerful this TV series is and deepen the reader's experience. On the other hand, looking back at the "copied" TV series plots in this novel, I just feel that they are very watery, and I jump when I see the plots being written. And the most important thing is that watching it after the jump does not affect my understanding of the following plots at all. Does that mean these plots are unnecessary to exist? Having said so much, I just hope that the author can persevere and encourage the author. Even if this book ends soon, I hope the author will make some progress in the next one. The author still has great potential in writing about daily life.

You're really good at this. You've nailed 4-5 chapters of the movie plot.

I was really optimistic about this novel, but it was too watery.

I've finished reading it. I hope there will be another one. Come on.

It has a childlike feeling, and is also a bit fresh and warm. It's just that it warms up too slowly, probably because it's more routine. I will support it, this style is rare.

Isn't it about Nogizaka again?

I was very curious about the situation of Sakai Spring Water. My parents, who have been with me for several years in this life, suppressed their emotions. When they saw the spring water, they cried instantly and shared the pain. I personally think it is exaggerated.

I really like the author's writing style. The seemingly plain words contain rich emotions and the writing style is also very delicate. Come on, I will always support you!

I read some of the comments about my sister. Isn't the most outstanding plot of this book the interaction with my sister? Everyday and real, the inexplicable knowing smile is really comfortable

It feels good to be young. It would be better if the plot chapters of movies and TV series were written more concisely.