Japanese Entertainment: I Am Really Face Blind

I feel like the author was influenced by Japanese light novels, and really thinks that a man who is not only handsome and talented can engage in unscrupulous ambiguity. Many novels have this problem. The male lead is a bit talented. But he has a weak character, is submissive, and has no independent opinion. He kneels, licks and obeys women without any limits like a servant. He didn't even dare to say anything tough, as if he was afraid that if he offended a woman, the world would collapse. Although I don't know if the author thinks so, it's just a novel code. As long as the author is happy writing it. It's hard for me as a reader to say anything. As long as you are happy.

It's good to be face-blind. As mentioned in the introduction, I don't know how I know so many girls. I am face-blind and thought it was you? A good excuse to be Aquaman.

I wonder if the author is aware of an unspoken rule in online novels: it is best for named young female characters appearing in novels not to be involved with young men other than the male protagonist, unless you plan to write her off. I don't know if I'm still talking about this now, but when I first started reading the novel, the plot you wrote about Kosaka could drive people away. A question: Is the image of the male protagonist Mishima a reflection of yourself, the author? Or do you want the readers to get involved? No matter which side, I don't think there should be too much description of the emotional line between the male partner and Kosaka. This is not a multi-protagonist drama. Will the male supporting character in galgame fall in love with the female protagonist? I'm really sorry for writing so many preachy words. But I kept reading to the latest chapter, and there were some things I couldn't say. The male protagonist's facial blindness can be solved later, but the plot problem of the male protagonist is really big. Or has the author already thought about the follow-up? Should he make a sad exit or should he return with a beautiful woman? Personally, I like Kosaka very much, and I was very happy when she first appeared. Now there are too few stories about Lanlan in Sakamichi's novels. But when I see a lackluster male supporting character attacking Kosaka, I always feel awkward. How does he deserve it? Forget it, talking too much is really annoying. I hope the author will give more thought to the next plot. I will continue to read it, hoping to see a more reasonable and interesting plot. Attached is a beautiful picture of Kosaka

Have you ever done special photography in Japanese entertainment? Are there any tokusatsu girls? For example, Ruka Matsuda, Ayaka Konno, Ohata Shieri, Hiroe Igao, Angela Mei, Yui Asakura

Well, Huahua, Laobai, Taozi, and Meiyue all want one 😭 (I mention it shamelessly 🙂)

This introduction smells strongly of a scumbag

The first order was not even 100, and the author's mentality exploded. It should have been cut

Kosaka, Kanemura, Matsuda, Watanabe, and Uemura of Hyugazaka are all very good. The author may consider them.

If you want to watch Japanese entertainment, you can go. There is no singing, no acting, nothing. The protagonist is an architect.

Just found out, Miyawaki Sakura and Horisue Euna. They look quite similar.

Just when I was about to chase, I cut off 😰😰

Yes, it can be regarded as writing about Qiao Bennai. What happened after leaving the group. There were a lot of things written about things before joining the group or after joining the group. After leaving the group, they disappeared or were overwritten by a few strokes. Come on, author, keep updated.

The author saw Hori Mio Na, and this chapter reminded me that she might have starred in a Japanese drama last year. The worries of Tagawa who was betrayed. This drama stars Hori Mina as the heroine. It's just green tea. It's shameless. There are also scenes that are not suitable for children. When writing later, be careful not to let the male protagonist fall in love with you. However, when the male protagonist sees a beautiful girl, you are my first love. It is not certain who will fall in love with whom?

What is this Cangtian for? Is the author trying to give him a red line?

What the hell is Wei Yanwu, the author playing with Ark?

Come on! I still quite like the protagonist.

How much does Japan value universities? What exactly is "The University of Tokyo"? I've always been curious. As a Canadian, it seems that all local universities here are the same. The American Ivy League is still somewhat persuasive. "Good" universities recruit international students aggressively. It has little to do with employment. 90% of job recruitment does not look at the university (of course, University of Phoenix, Harvard, such extremes are another matter). The important thing is "relationship" and "work experience". It's like "Prestigious School Liberal Arts < Ordinary School CS".