A Police Inspector in Japan
我在日本当警部
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 784k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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However, it is not good to just solve crimes. "Tokyo Police" has a good grasp of the proportion.
Come on, author!
I like that the main plot is about solving crimes.
What kind of people see what kind of pictures😜
The plot of the novel is okay, but! I don't understand why the author likes to use three plugs! Translation should be honest and elegant. If the author's translation has a different meaning from the original word, it is unbelievable. If the reader reads it awkwardly, it is unreasonable. If the word selection of the translation is inappropriate, it is indecent. Originally, the Japanese character "Mr." Has the same meaning as in Chinese. It is used to address respected elders. There is no need for a good general translation. I just care about myself and don't care about the readers' feelings. It is simply crazy. "Mr." Is similar to "Jun" and "", and they have corresponding Chinese characters. When you call Mr. So-and-so, do you also write so-and-so Kun? Similarly, you would write so-and-so killed his mother? Moreover, if you know Japan well and have read a few Japanese comics, the Japanese pronunciation will ring in your head when you see the Chinese characters, and there is no need for the author to transliterate them again. "Sang" and "Jiang" do not correspond clearly to Chinese characters, but only those whose pronunciation is simple and recognizable and whose pronunciation corresponds to Chinese characters can be quoted directly, and are widely recognized. If the author insists on using those two words for his own pleasure, then please explain that you don't care about the readers' feelings, so that everyone can get together and relax; If you, the author, are willing to give readers a better reading experience, then please modify it, at least don't do this again in the future.
Regarding the "sanse", Ijuin and Nishimura are both doctors, so wouldn't it be better to just use Dr. So-and-so? Or use Ms. Xx or Ms. Xx. Why do you have to use "sansai"? It's awkward to read! And for "Mina-san", can't we just use "everyone"?
Ohho
It's really a pity for this author. After writing so many books, there is still no progress. The book is not very gripping. I had a high probability of getting good results if I wrote the last book well, but ended up not writing it because I cared too much about the readers' opinions. This one is about solving crimes. I'm 50 I haven't survived the chapter 😅😅. Personally, I feel that solving crimes is niche after all, and pretentiousness and picking up girls are the mainstream. Look at the next door "I teach kendo in Tokyo", "The Immortal in the Pot", etc. The author should really think about it! !
If the writing is not very good, why did he enter the palace?
Doesn't the author of a self-pleasure novel read any comments? I got scolded every time I came out and was scolded every time I came out. I really couldn't bear it after reading Chapter 32. It's not like there is no corresponding Chinese version, so why do I have to write about Sansai?