
Japanese Entertainment Words
日娱字事
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 538k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Original Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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238Chapters
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To describe a scumbag with multiple heroines in pure love writing is a failure, either because it was obvious from the beginning that there were many heroines, because the entertainment industry accepts women. Either there will be a single female protagonist from the beginning, with a purely romantic approach, and the other female supporting characters will be collaborators or colleagues in the entertainment industry. By swinging back and forth, the male protagonist becomes a de facto scumbag, and he is described as if he has real feelings, which makes him even more annoying.
The protagonist is seven years older than Minami, and Hashimoto changed her name to Nanami. I understand, your ultimate goal is a pigeon 🤭
What is the use of a eunuch male protagonist arranging so many women who are interested in the protagonist, disgusting readers?
You can either write the protagonist as a scumbag, or you can write him as a single-minded person. As a result, through the people around you, especially Aya Kamei, it seems that someone else is forcing the protagonist to become a scumbag step by step. The protagonist is also indecisive. We don't like such a protagonist now.
I like Ye Lao's book very much. What does it look like? The sake that has been warmed in winter has a delicate fragrance, just like the delicate emotions between the lines. After reading a paragraph carefully, you will recall that feeling. It is light in the mouth, thick in the throat, and violent in the stomach. It is delicate but still right. Unlike the twists and turns of traditional Japanese light novels, Ye Lao's writing has both the delicate style and the directness of Internet writing. But of course there are shortcomings, but this shortcoming is not a shortcoming in my opinion, that is, the image of the characters relies too much on the construction of words. Whether it is Suiyue or Qingshui, the character's personality will always be revealed when it collides with other characters, and the sense of spectatorship is strong. However, this method can make the book better and better the more you read it. People who like directness may find it bland and watery, but people who like to think carefully will feel that the series of paragraphs is very strong. I am a person who likes to drink sake, so I like Ye Lao's writing very much, and also because I can't write with such a feeling. If my writing style feels like Sakura Masamune, then Ye Lao's feeling is that of Pu Xia.
Rena Nonen and Ai Hashimoto during the "Confession" period
Nana Min
Why write so many female characters if you can't write emotional dramas? The protagonist's stone-like personality is not suitable for writing emotional dramas.
If you don't know how to write about feelings, then stop writing. I really can't stand it anymore, so I gave up.
Kimono Minami
Kimono
When can we arrange Nishino Nanase? When I noticed it, I was already riding
I hope Na-chan can appear
Is this the first Japanese entertainment article about a mature dog? The "Haenyeo" back then was so stunning that I started to like dog-style short hair.
After reading Chapter 20, it's best to clarify whether you are a local or a time traveler at the beginning. It looks like an imaginary world. There are obviously real people, but it seems like a parallel world, huh! The author's introduction is a work that actually exists. It was written by an unclear protagonist. It feels really weird. The author's book starts with daily life and later cuts into the TV series. I don't know at the end. It would be better if the identity of the protagonist is clear at the beginning of the book. It may be clear. I haven't seen it. I don't know clearly. I can't understand what the story is. I write as I like, but it doesn't reflect the protagonist's thoughts. The time traveler's imagination of the future is embellished with a few strokes, or an original parallel real world. If it is original, I can only say that it is a rough look and the writing is not strong enough.
Qijian I can carry this one on my back
When will the new book be released 🙂
Na is a great woman even before she was in a group. I always felt that she wouldn't want to be an idol if she couldn't help it.
Minami-chan
I won't let Qijian down. . . A person whose parents have both died has a strong chance of going to extremes if her remaining emotional support deviates from her. 😭 The author writes so well that I now want to kill this scumbag male protagonist. Even if it is a harem, I hope that the male protagonist can marry Qijian.
Regarding the subsequent updates of the novel and the content of the novel, whether it is a single heroine or a pair of heroines...
This book is a eunuch. The first dozens of chapters are all foreshadowing the hero's feelings for Nanami. The pace of the novel is also very good. Readers can also keep up with the author's rhythm. It can arouse the reader's desire to read. Then the character Noun appeared. I originally thought that her penetration would stimulate the relationship between the hero and Nanami. However, the stronger the feelings of Noni for the hero and Nanami were written later, and the emotional scenes between the two after the hero confessed to Nanami became less or even non-existent. It makes people feel that the first dozens of chapters have nothing to do with the content of the novel later. It's as if the story of the male protagonist and Nanami has ended and it's time to start over. The content of the novel is very fragmented. If you want to write multiple female protagonists, you shouldn't write the male protagonist's handling of feelings so vaguely in the front. You should write it more proactively so that people won't feel like the male protagonist is like a central air conditioner that needs to be blown in which direction. Novels based on Japanese life are rarely read. If you want to have readers following up and new readers joining, in addition to having a fixed team update frequency, you should also minimize plots that readers find inappropriate. It's good to have a few novels of the same type, such as My Japanese Literary Life and Tokyo Bubble Life. Both of them are relatively successful and attractive novels to readers. These two books clearly define the theme of the novel and the relationship between the male and female protagonists, whether there is a single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists. If the author could be reincarnated, I would recommend this book to be reincarnated as well. The author's understanding and creation of Japan's slow-paced life and literary novels are really innovative. It would be better if he could clearly point out the single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists in the early stage.