In Tokyo, I'm a Full-Time Artist

I really don't want to see the male protagonist hiding himself inexplicably (note: it's inexplicable, the reason given by the author is that he is afraid of social death, what kind of bullshit is this), and I want to follow the protagonist to grow up and show himself as a saint before being given a chance... (I know some people will say, if you don't want to read it, don't read it, mainly because the previous part really attracted me, I don't understand this paragraph, I don't understand it)

I think you, the author, must stick to your own ideas in your outline, and don't be swayed by readers' complaints. Your writing style is very good. Just pay attention to the direction of the plot and avoid stepping on some red flags. Write more about daily life, insert some attribute characters, enrich the emotional route (not necessarily male and female emotions), lengthen and add points, anyway, don't write about other extraordinary people (even the remnants of the end of the law, as long as you keep the protagonist crushing, you will hit the mark of most readers) Come on, I really like your writing style

Author, you said that if you don't get good grades, you will be cut off, but you also blame the TV plot, there are few updates, and the plot has not progressed for a few days, so it is strange that the grades are good.

It's okay to swing between a few women, cheating, one-night stands, having sex with friends, etc. It's logical for everyone to be willing to give up. But don't write it like a harem story, where a few women have no regrets and are willing to work with one husband, a thunderous YY story.

Don't write so much about the plot of the acting. If you really want to watch it, you might as well watch the TV series. It's like trying to make up for the word count😓

To be honest, the plot with the literary girl hasn't even started yet. I listened to the readers and played the role of Zhi Shu, so I changed the outline.

I have read a book about the beginning of the Snow Country before, but the protagonist of that book was too frivolous. The author deliberately described the feeling of mourning in order to make the protagonist look like a Japanese writer, but after all, the protagonist is still a copycat. The protagonist in this book looks much more normal, at least like a human being

Indeed, why hide your identity? Is it obviously an honorable thing? What are these habits? I've seen several books like this and it's really uncomfortable 😥

The book is okay, but the more I read, the more uncomfortable I feel. It's not fun to pretend to be cool. I hide it. It also describes the role of a perfect royal sister. But in my heart, I feel that she is too old, so don't set up this character. Why spend so much space on it? The most unacceptable thing is the character of Kondo's old dog. I wrote a book and gave this old dog a role. After all, I am also half a fan of Fat Cai. I did not attack the author personally, so I have restrained myself.

Author, you always use the word count of TV series and movie plots. Are you really embarrassed?