Life in Tokyo Starting as a Light Novel Writer

Times are different, the audience is also different, and the style has to cater to the market. The novels and animations that were popular back then may not be affordable today. This era is the Internet era.

If the author writes a light novel, will he write Zero: The Familiar? If Haruhi Suzumiya is the model for all school novels, then Zero: Familiar is the model for all other worlds now. It is a very classic light novel, and the animated scene of one person fighting against an army of 70,000 is also a very classic scene.

There are no people who specialize in writing novels, but later they became all-rounders.

This book is an anti-routine that looks like a formulaic novel, filling in various characters with real and ordinary flesh and blood. 🤭

Harem, Japanese entertainment novels must have a harem, otherwise not many people will read it

The pace is a bit too fast. In less than a month, the novel has only a dozen chapters and 5 volumes were written. Haruhi Suzumiya only has 12 volumes in total. We won't release all 12 volumes of the first 100 chapters and forget about the rest. Then the Suzumiya fans and editors in the book watched the protagonist play games, write novels, and maybe draw comics; the endings were also of good quality. Only Suzumiya has 12 volumes with no ending and no follow-up. That would be too uncomfortable.

If you choose a work like Haruhi Suzumiya, you run the risk of the animation being bad... You might as well just make something like Sword. Anyway, as long as you make the first pot of gold, you'll be fine. Just find something that doesn't hurt you.

It's rare to see the support of Haruhi Suzumiya. I hope the author can focus on describing Endless August when it's animated.

The author believes that ACG's creation of a closed-loop ecology is the key. Novels alone are useless. Only publishing houses + animation companies + game companies can maximize profits.

I would like to ask, does this book follow a single line to the end? Or is it like most novels? I have nothing to do but write and sing songs. Be a screenwriter or a director. Make movies and TV series. These all-around novels make me sick. If this book has a single line, I will read it.

Indeed, Familiar of Zero and Sword Art Online are good follow-ups. Or no game no life game life. Very stunning work. However, the world view of Game Life was not easy to shape around 2000.

Have you entered the palace? ! ? ! ? ! ?

I feel like it's well written. Is it because the introduction is too poisonous if it's not popular? I read it many times and was scared away by the introduction.

I'm curious if you prefer to watch relationship dramas or career dramas. I basically subscribe to career dramas and skip romance dramas.

The writing is good, but the protagonist's capital goes away a bit quickly. It would be a bit unreasonable to still charge a small fee for publishing or other things later, and it would feel like it is suppressing the protagonist. After the acquisition, it becomes a bit of a business story. Basically anyone can print books, except that the Japanese are not used to online consumption of express delivery and are limited by shipping channels. But novels don't have to follow reality at all. Basically it depends on how to deal with it.

Alas, I went back and rewatched clannad again, and it still makes me cry after so many years.

No wonder I feel like I haven't read this book in a long time←_←It turns out I'm in the palace. . .

Probably entering the palace

What a shame, I voted for a monthly ticket...😭 I made a mistake