
I Become a Literary Master in Japan
我在日本当文豪
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- Completed
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- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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🧠 Brain-Restoring Library: Quirky Niche Novels and Promising New Reads
Ahem... Well, you can probably tell from the list’s name that it may contain a fair number of oddballs. If you’re okay with that, consider this a recommendation. If not, think of it as a warning, haha. Still, life is exhausting, so in my free time I want something light and brainless, with plenty of feel-good moments. It still needs to make basic sense, though!!!! ( ̄▽ ̄) This list mainly features little sprouts and bigger sprouts between 50,000 and 900,000 characters. I’m partial to lightheart
🧠 Brain-Storage Library (Urban Fiction)
Ahem... well, you can probably tell from the list name. There may be a lot of oddball books here. If you're into them, consider this a recommendation. If not, treat it as a list of books to avoid, haha. Still, life is exhausting, so in our spare time we want light, brainless power fantasies that don't make us think too hard (but they still need basic logic!!!!) ( ̄▽ ̄) This list mainly collects new urban novels between 50,000 and 900,000 characters. -I prefer light everyday stories, warm and hea
Yang's Tales of Revenge and Retribution
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Just Browsing, Something to Read When I'm in a Slump
A bit of everything, just the ones I like
Only Recommendations for Books I've Subscribed To
These are all books I'm following myself. Some are on hold because I don't have enough Qidian coins, or I'm reading them selectively. I'll subscribe when I can afford to.
Thoughts on the Books I'm Following Right Now
Books I'm following, whether they are still ongoing or already completed.
Shennong Tastes a Hundred Herbs
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Oasis of Reliable Reads, Check These Out If You're Short on Books
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I really like reading your article about how to defeat the Japanese. Your writing represents how the Japanese defeat the whole world. Brother can only look at you with a frown, maybe we are not the same person.
This is literary youth, just like those street directors. If you look at the author's last message, he thinks he understands better than the readers. I know readers won't like it, but I just want to write it this way. Just leave me alone. This kind of literary youth disease must be cured by the market, otherwise he will still look like he doesn't care.
I can't stand it, just once or twice. Lost Paradise really can't stand it. Two acquaintances around me can't write, right? It's like the protagonist has no imagination at all. He is a copywriter If there is a copywriter who needs to go through similar things so that he can remember the plot, I won't say it. Is it interesting to always arrange it like this? . .
It always feels awkward. Xunzi is too young. Wouldn't publishing this kind of book be considered a hooligan? It's okay to change the name. Does the protagonist have to be Xunzi? I kept talking about changing the protagonist no matter what, but in the end, the name of the protagonist, the dancer in Izu, was not changed. It was strange that the protagonist adopted the underage Kaoruko after being exposed. It was strange that he was not regarded as a pervert. He just kidnapped someone into his home, and then he wrote a novel with the content "I like Kaoruko. Isn't this a pervert?"
The last few pictures are a bit too outrageous.
Either you don't let the protagonist win the award. With a nomination, the supporting villain can jump out and fight. Moreover, in the 1990s, Japan's explosive media industry was actually not as fast as the protagonist himself in sending back the news. Even in 1690, it was not like this. Now that he has won the award, this kind of sidekick still comes out to fight with such a weak excuse. Let's not talk about literary creation. In general, inspiration bursts out in those young years. Whether the protagonist wins awards or sales, or becomes a household name, this bit player is blown away. What makes him jump out confidently? And the reason is also outrageous. As a world-famous writer who has been writing for thirty years, he doesn't want to stay behind and enjoy peace and happiness. He can't give way silently in the face of such a strong protagonist. He even uses the popularity to praise each other, but he chooses to personally end the book and ruin his reputation? Although reality is worse than this mentally retarded one, this is fiction. Slapping the mentally retarded villain in the face will only lower the protagonist's B level.
The bad guys haven't committed suicide yet, and the good guys have already committed suicide. Even if you are setting the stage for the plot, this is too much. Why did you save the little girl when you were writing this thing in the kindergarten? Why not let the little girl be tortured and killed? Wouldn't the plot be more intense? Alas, there is no way to save the author who is suffering from literary youth disease.
This paragraph is really boring, vulgar and uninteresting. As the number one existence in the world, he doesn't even have to do it himself when the gangsters at the bottom jump out. Someone will let these bottoms sink into Tokyo Bay in order to get a line with him. Writing this paragraph is just disgusting to the readers.
When you write about entertainment, you just write about entertainment and commercial content. It's just a mess. If you're a book fan, don't ask for money and give it away. Do you think the theaters and theaters working with you are all lickers and ncs, or do you think the readers are ncs?
As a refreshing article, the rhythm is actually pretty good, but it often has too much of a diaosi flavor.
After reading for a while, I feel this more and more. I don't know if it's intentional by the author or because he has limited experience. The protagonist's behavior often makes people feel uncomfortable. For example, the relationship with his childhood sweetheart is advancing. It's not that he has to push her into bed quickly, but he is pure love and often close-up tongue kissing; Very much like a nymphomaniac. The author obviously has enough understanding of foreign literary works. I hope that the author does not need to write emotional lines or show off his wealth if he does not know how to write. There is nothing wrong with simply recommending classics and taking an academic route. The refreshing articles with a diaosi taste are really a bit poisonous.
You can't always advance the plot by sacrificing friends. Wouldn't it be cruel to poison the readers just for your little mental mysophobia?