Reborn: Tokyo’s Emperor of Film and Television
重生：东京影视帝王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 332k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Author, I'm begging you, please write a monthly subscription novel, or write it on the forum moderator's platform.
To be honest, I think the platform limited the author's creativity; otherwise, this book would have been a huge hit. If it had come out ten years earlier, it might have been a classic. Alas, the tragedy of our times.
Waiting for it to be a failed project. The author writes about extremes in both directions. It's either copy and paste, or it's just self-indulgence. In the author's experience, anyone who wants to write a good book will definitely have more than a few unfinished projects.
Don't get too hyped, don't get too hyped, don't get too hyped!
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The Time Stop series? Is it the one I know that includes AVI files?
Is this the kind of movie or TV show I'm thinking of, with very few actors and very simple scenes?
What?! You don't love your sister-in-law?! Castrate her! The Tokyo story should end here.
The best thing about this book is that the author actively includes illustrations, and the writing style is also good. The only concern is that the writing style might lead to it being taken down (404).
The author likes to break up a single event into smaller parts, turning the entire novel into fragmented essays. It's a jumble of rambling thoughts, jumping from one topic to another before finishing the first, and forgetting the ending of the first. This disjointed writing style gave me a terrible headache. Furthermore, the author sometimes plays with Japanese-style wordplay and metaphors regardless of whether the reader understands, making the writing even more chaotic.