
The Rise of Comics
漫画崛起
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 445k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
203Chapters
0Votes
7.7kRecs
21kFans
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Reader comments 31
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This is not a comic specifically written, and the male protagonist is not a comic lover. He just wants to make money and enjoy a good life. The title and content of the book are very different and do not match at all. I suggest the author change the title of the book. The writing is good so I won't complain about it.
By the way, why doesn't the wife change her last name when the hero gets married?
I read Chapter 30 and couldn't stop reading. It was well written. But I don't want to watch it. The super-model daughter-in-law in the plot is written as a nanny, the sister-in-law has so many roles that she becomes the heroine, the mother-in-law and sister-in-law are too good at themselves, and the two amateurs guide the male protagonist how to behave.
The reality and stinginess of Shanghai men are perfectly separated
The protagonist does not love comics at all, comics are just a tool to make money... This makes readers attracted by the title a little uncomfortable You should change the title of the book to "The Richest Man Starts from Comics"
It's a strange feeling. Although there is so much content in comics, the focus of the article is not on comics. The protagonist just uses comics as a ladder, not the purpose.
The book shortage is over, it's settled. Let me give the author a piece of advice. The first point when writing novels should be political correctness. In our country, no one can escape this law, that's all.
The rise of Chinese comics is not as simple as the national football team's three consecutive World Cup titles. It's not that there are no good works. But the development of Chinese comics has been affected by many irresistible forces. Most of the popular comics that were good in my childhood would basically not be able to pass the review if they were published by us. We would directly massage the source and strangle them to death.
Japan is still scheming, and older youths have more mature views and are not prone to cultural invasion. So we use comics and animation to invade teenagers and children. When teenagers and children grow up and their three views become the mainstream of society, various pro-Japanese and forgetful behaviors become commonplace.
Pokémon is really not suitable for the current situation. It is suitable to wait for the main character to have strength. The game, anime and manga will be released together, and promotion will be added to make it popular. You are on the verge of being banned. Who will pay for you to anime and games. Pokémon is a subject matter that is not necessarily popular if you only publish comics.