Japanese Entertainment: I Want It All

You can't settle on one name for the main character; don't keep changing it.

It's a great read! Please don't write about a fairy-like girlfriend, and don't make the protagonist too positive or devoid of any joy in life.

Is the female lead Yui Hatano?

You promised you'd take it all! Don't let the book's title down.

I really like the boss's style. The main theme is career and maintaining power. The secondary storyline features a woman, maintaining its selling point. There are also works of art that are copied. In conclusion, it is very suitable for reading in one go. (The Holy Son's approach is good; that's how a man should act, not fawning at all. Clearly, he lacks the noble air of a newcomer.

If possible, I hope the author can find a job and have time to write this book part-time, updating it once a day would be fine. It's a book I really love. I really feel sorry that it's not being updated anymore; I follow it every day. It's a pity...

Waiting for the older sister to appear

I've been quietly reading and rarely commenting. It wasn't until you mentioned you were going to cut it that I realized how few people were reading it? It's a very niche subject, and the author writes very well. But it's a pity there are so few readers.

The book is good. Actually, the plot of online novels doesn't need to be too dramatic, and the writing doesn't need to be too brilliant. The most important thing is the character development. A reborn person should look like a reborn person. If the character development is successful, the book is half successful. The other half is updating.

There are so few people writing about Japanese entertainment, and even fewer about Akina Nakamori. And you write about her but don't accept her posts? You've been reborn in Japan, can't you be a little more magnanimous? Even Izumi Sakai has her in her harem, what are you afraid of?