Japanese Entertainment: Nogizaka Speculation

Come on seedlings!

This is the only Naituan novel that I read in chapters. The pace is appallingly slow. The protagonist is extremely indecisive in both career and emotional lines. The emotional lines are too delicate. It is better to call it a romance novel than a Japanese entertainment novel.

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After thinking about it for a while, the next chapter is about to be finished. If I delay it any longer, I will have no chance. I might as well write down some random thoughts about this book. This is also the first long review for a lazy person like me. Let me talk about something fun first. When I saw this book by Ye Lao, I, who was not familiar with the Japanese entertainment author circle, thought it was a new novel written by Cheese's trumpet. After all, the male protagonists all have the same nickname and roughly similar identities. Moreover, the writing style made me feel the same. If I were to rank the group novels in my heart, Huakai would be the first, and this book would be the second. At the same time, Ye Lao's book was also the direct motivation for me to decide to write a book - it turns out that literary youth romance can also be used as a group novel. Perhaps it's because, as a (self-proclaimed) literary young writer, Shui Yue's entanglement and hesitation are incomprehensible and even annoying to many book friends, but I completely understand it. (In fact, both the characters in my novels and myself are very similar awkward people) The more delicate the emotion, the stronger the author's sense of involvement, the narrower the resonance frequency band with book friends, and the smaller the audience. But thinking about it on the other hand, those who are really in the frequency band will be very immersed in watching it. Such as me. On the other hand, I can read the author's own struggles. When I was told that the plot was procrastinating, and when I was asked, "How could you write such an annoying male protagonist?", I believe Ye Lao felt a little uncomfortable. However, I may not be able to control the emotions and behaviors of the characters in the book - the description is too delicate, and the characters seem to be "alive" and have their own ideas. If Shuiyue suddenly establishes a relationship with anyone, it will be as if his body has been taken away from him, and he will no longer be the person he is. It is the author's luck and misfortune to be able to write such a degree of shaping. Writing this "book review" which may have few comments on the content of the book, I just want to let Mr. Ye know that someone is enjoying your delicate writing and your creation of characters. After all, hateful words are always easy to say, but complimentary words need to be organized. Looking forward to the next book, if there is one. Wish you flowers in advance? See you in the extra episode!

I was shocked after reading the briefing so early in the morning. When I saw the author saying that it was indeed getting harder and harder to write, I didn't feel proud of "Look, I told you so". Instead, I felt very frightened, fearing that it would end suddenly. I have read a lot of my Qidian fans, and the one I regret the most is Childhood Sweethearts. Because of my childhood sweetheart, when I promoted Naituan fan fiction on the online public account, I did not forget to remind others to be careful in their comments and not to hurt the author who created it for love. If I want to bring trouble to the author this time, I will jump into the Huangpu River. My first fan was Hua Weimian, and it can be said that Naituan was also introduced to him. But now I don't watch it anymore. After liking Naituan, I didn't like harem stories, but liked everyday stories. Perhaps because of cultivation, this life is a daily routine. Because I am a solo pusher, among the fans I have collected, in terms of routines, I prefer single pushers like Ronin, Musician, and Meng Ge. As for writing, my favorites are Wonderful Daily and this article. The author said that he impulsively chose the literary style of writing that he liked, but from my point of view, the writing style is very mature. This is not a writing style that I like, but a writing style that I am good at. If it weren't for the author's pen, I wouldn't have fallen in love with this book. Actually, I realized something was wrong at first because of the description of the male protagonist and Shiro's relationship after Hashimoto's attack. A series of psychological activities were very Hashimoto's, but in the end Hashimoto's behavior was too humble. I muttered to myself that this was very un-Hashimoto's. The second thing I found wrong was the behavior of the male protagonist. He was not active, but passive. When the relationship between the two is mutually effective, it is difficult to whitewash it with emotional insensitivity. But I have to admire the author's writing style. Without writing about the career line to slow down the pace, he used delicate emotional lines and used emotional climaxes to push the plot forward. Needless to say, those DDs in the comment area who "help the tiger", even I couldn't help but want to read on, shouting that the Shura field should be more violent, the writing is so good! But to paraphrase another book friend's comment, this routine is that the female protagonist keeps putting the male protagonist on base and PKing each other. There is always a time when it is finished. Chapter 147, Shiraishi's base is finished. I'm really uneasy. So after seeing Bai's first night, I didn't dare to read any more. Because at this time the contradiction is already very acute. No matter how dull the male protagonist is, he still has to make a choice, otherwise he would not be a scumbag, and would be a bit of a toy with women. I'm afraid the author's choices won't sit well with me. My previous comment said that the male protagonist is pure and scumbag, while the female protagonist is independent and a dog-licker. In fact, it is biased. There is nothing wrong with Bai Qiao, but relationships in reality can only accommodate two people. The only person at fault is the male protagonist who doesn't make a choice. The author said that there will be an explosion. I hope that during the explosion, the male protagonist will realize that his previous behavior was not a trick and would cause harm to both people. But the book ends after the explosion, which would be a waste of this wonderful pen. The plot can be changed, the characters can be supplemented, but if the writing style and thought are lost, it will be difficult to find a second one. Since the beginning of Harry Potter, I have discovered that most of the eunuchs in fan fiction, especially those with good writing and well-conceived ideas, pick up the pen because they are full of love and do not think clearly about how to end it. In those chapters where Ronin almost threw himself into the street, he suddenly wanted to end it and his mentality collapsed. Instead, he made up his mind to write it down. Even after Ronin Hashimoto cut him off, he was still full of life on a daily basis. I hope the author will continue to persevere, no matter whether he makes a choice later or ends up with nothing. In the timeline of this book, the story of Nogizaka has just begun. Bitterness, frustration and growth were the theme of Nogizaka in the first few years. These are all very suitable for your writing style, the author. If I had to choose, I would choose Shiraishi. After all, "Hashimoto-sensei, why do people cry?" "Because the bridge of the nose suddenly hurts, at least for me." But I prefer the male protagonist to have nothing, grow up, let the story continue, and grow up with Nogizaka. When Qiao Bainiao grows up to be C, the love will continue.

Author: You obviously don't have many female protagonists in this book, but the main character feels like the ultimate scumbag. . . Your plot arrangement seems to be that several female protagonists take turns to play, and you can't see the emotional struggle of the male protagonist at all. But if you want to talk about the harem, with your literary and serious writing style, I really can't imagine what the subsequent harem plot will be like 😅😅

Come on I like your writing

In fact, during the fireworks display, all that was playing in my mind was Amazarashi's "Sumida River", "The fireworks are still in full bloom, but when I meet you, it will be the time to say goodbye." Alas:-(

It seems that Suiyue chose the bridge. In fact, I figured it out very early on. After all, when choosing between someone who likes you and someone you like, especially when the person you like also likes you, the other party has no chance of winning. Oh, but I still feel a little bit upset After all, I am a white knight 🪖

Slowly I came to Chapter 7. The protagonist has a basic foundation in the beginning (Eastern University, literature, music, temporary lack of money), the writing is good (realistic but not exaggerated), and I have invested in it and recommended it. I personally recommend Qiaoqiaobaiqihuaniao, so I suggest that there should be no more than five female protagonists. Come on, author.