
Crayon Shin-chan: The Japanese Entertainment Manga Artist Who Never Takes a Break
蜡笔小新:日娱漫画家从不休刊
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I've been so busy, I haven't had time to read. Wow, congratulations to me: I don't have to work overtime this National Day holiday, so I'll have time to read for fun. I haven't found a single worthwhile book in the new-release recommendations on Qidian over the past two weeks. Instead, a couple of books I stumbled across by randomly searching turned out to be worth a closer read, and they're really high quality. The various recommendation lists lately have been pretty disappointing. Snuck in a
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This book feels like it was ruined by Xiaoxin. In the early stage, Xiaoxin could barely read it as a novelty, but later on, Xiaoxin only felt bored. Moreover, those of us who are mature and sensible men will not just watch the fun like children. Most of us will consider whether what he did is reasonable and whether it is excessive. After all, text is different from animation. Animation can use warm images and funny expressions to dilute the audience's disgust at Xiaoxin's actions, but text relies entirely on the reader's imagination. In real life, if you encounter this kind of child who chatters a lot and doesn't understand the rules, if he is not his own son, would anyone really want to pay attention to him?
It's okay, but Xiaoxin has too much space and a little less protagonist. Xiaoxin can be used as a lubricant, whether as a beautiful wingman or as an expansion, but the priority should be divided. And the title of your book should be based on comics, shouldn't it be based on the main line? From system triggering, to painting, publishing, animation production, fan feedback, etc. And the subsequent bubble disaster, this is a good rise of the protagonist, but it seems to be a bit fresh at the beginning, and then it becomes a bit boring and dull.
According to Crayon Shin-chan's world view, congratulations on your protagonist becoming immortal 🙂🙂🙂🤓😁
At present, it seems that there are at least two female protagonists, and there may be Nanazi in the future. It is not that the harem cannot be accepted, but the harem story is very difficult to control. It is very long-winded to write well, and the characters have to be intelligent to promote the plot. In short, harem stories are very difficult to control, and I hope the author will consider the development of emotional dramas.
If you insist on having more female protagonists, please don't bring spring water. We don't want him to get along with a scumbag.
To be honest, it feels a bit messy. If you can't write Xiaoxin's character, you can try to avoid contact with their family as much as possible. It will be awkward for readers to force the comic. My suggestion is to focus more on the development of the male protagonist's comic career, or find another original female character to develop a love line.
It's been a long time since I've seen Crayon Shin-chan's novels. Come on, author 🥺
I feel like it's getting more and more boring recently, especially when I'm writing about Xiaoxin, I feel irritated. At the beginning, Xiaoxin was still very fresh. As the plot progresses, it seems that he has been hanging out with Xiaoxin. Doesn't the protagonist have a life of his own? I feel like I can write a lot. Like the comics in the past, I can write about the reactions to the comics and the process of drawing the comics, or discuss the plot with the editor and fall in love with Quan Shui. Don't hang out with Xiaoxin all day long.
You have seriously strayed from the topic. The title of the book is Crayon Shin-chan and the manga artist, and this is the result? There are too many relationship scenes with real-life celebrities. If you want to write about Nanazi and Amei, I will accept it. At least it will be a topic. In the end, you will have real-life celebrities. Then wouldn't it be good for me to read Japanese entertainment novels?
I originally subscribed to take a look, but ended up drawing Crayon Shin-chan in Crayon Shin-chan? There are so many comics that don't draw anything but Crayon Shin-chan, but this novel will definitely be a eunuch! Unless the author is happy and keeps writing!