Japanese Entertainment: Nogizaka Speculation

Keep going, little seedlings!

This is the only Nogizaka46 novel I've read while skipping chapters. The pacing is ridiculously slow, and the protagonist is extremely indecisive in both his career and romantic relationships. The romantic relationships are overly delicate, making it more of a romance novel than a Japanese entertainment novel.

12 Votes, keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง

After thinking about it for a bit, I realized that the next chapter will be the finale, and if I delay any longer, I won't have another chance. So I'll write down some random thoughts on this book, which will also be my first long review as a lazy person. Let me start with something funny.

I was startled after reading the situation report first thing this morning. When I saw the author say that it was indeed getting harder and harder to write, there was no smugness like "See, I told you so," but rather a sense of apprehension, fearing that the story might suddenly end. I've read quite a few fanfictions on Qidian, and the one I regret the most is "Childhood Sweethearts."

Author, you don't have many female leads in this book, but the protagonist feels like the epitome of a scumbag... Your plot arrangement feels like several female leads take turns appearing, with absolutely no indication of the male lead's emotional struggles. And if you're talking about a harem, with your pretentious and serious writing style, I really can't imagine what the harem scenes will be like later on. 😅😅

Keep it up! I like your writing style.

Actually, during the fireworks festival segment, all I could hear in my head was Amazarashi's "Sumidagawa," with the lyrics, "The fireworks are still in full bloom, but meeting you will also be the time of parting." Sigh :-(

It seems Shuiyue has chosen Qiao. Actually, I saw it coming a long time ago. 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. Sigh, but I still feel a little uneasy. After all, I am the White Knight 🪖

I've slowly climbed to Chapter 7. The protagonist has a solid foundation from the start (University of Tokyo, literature, music, and a temporary lack of money), and the writing style is good (realistic without being exaggerated). I've already invested and recommended it. I personally recommend Hashira Shichika and Hana-Tori, so I suggest that the number of female characters should not exceed five. Keep up the good work, author!