I Ask You to Draw Mindless Comics, but You Draw Sword Legend?

One chapter is too long, and it's not very good to dig into the protagonist's past.

It's quite good. EVA is an animation that has influenced my life. I like this kind of plot and side description.

The book is called Legend of the Sword and the Wind, but it turns out the painting is about Devilman.

It's boring to read the introduction. It says that the other world is full of vulgar comics. Aren't all the comics you draw are vulgar migrant workers comics? They are all leftovers written by others, and none of them are popular or in-depth.

It is taboo for online writers to buy dog ​​meat over sheep's heads. No matter how high the level is, if you use the title of the book first to attract traffic, the result is that Jianfeng at least has no shadow before it is put on the shelves, and it is more likely to be criticized by passers-by. The best solution is to change the title of the book, otherwise no matter how well written it is, it will still be criticized by passers-by.

Why are the titles all about Jian Feng? No one is discussing Jian Feng. It's because I'm not a pure man enough

Forget about using your real name. You stole their work and shocked the original owner. This is beyond disgusting.

The author over-interpreted it. The ending of evatv is actually a bad ending. As long as there are funds, it will not be like that.

Legend of Sword and Wind are all drawn... This comic is famous for its style of painting, and many people can't accept the plot. Some people in BT Japan criticized it, and it's unrealistic to expect it to be popular. The most important thing is that this one has no ending. Did you make it up yourself?

Devil Man wrote 100 chapters, and looking back, Eva. It's a bit humorous. The content of the work has nothing to do with the title. It can only be said that it's a sheep's head and a dog's meat is being sold. Why don't you change it to something? Start with the comic Devilman. The idea is speechless.

Does the author look down on Dragon Ball? Which one in the introduction is better than Dragon Ball?

Not much bb, I am Shennong, good-looking

After seeing the latest chapter, the author's writing is more appropriate than other Japanese manga writers. The classic Tokyo-style "sister", "female assistant" and "female editor" are all written, but the emotional line is not developed, which is much better than other books. The main point of copying official documents and copying public documents is that it focuses on the protagonist's [progress in drawing skills, social reputation, and readers' reaction to the copied comics], not how the protagonist flirts with women. At the same time, the dialogue description of the house smell and Japanese smell is relatively light, so as not to appear greasy. The same goes for the topic selection of the comic I copied. At least it's not a lousy celebrity route like slam dunking Dragon Ball Hunters at the beginning. This is the first time I've seen a gloomy comic. However, the best impression is in the character description, which has a very light sense of literary youth. Many cartoonists often use the protagonist himself to praise the cartoonists in the original world. He often mentions the name of the original author and praises it. This makes it feel very fragmented, just like reading a student's composition. The protagonist's positive and uplifting "Ah, they are so great" must be emphasized to respect the original style. This book is just for the readers, which is just right. As for the fact that this world view has been strengthened without those strong comics, the protagonist remembers some of the original authors, but cannot recognize the similar names of Hideaki Anno or other cartoonists' parallel world counterparts. I think it is consistent with the author's sentence "just like Kusuo Saiki". It is a manga, or an online novel, where you read the story in a weird box garden defined by the author. As long as you can accept it, you can continue to follow the writing style of this Japanese comic book.

Friends, don't be misled by the title of the book. Except for the title and the fact that there is an antagonist in the front of the book which is a bit unfamiliar (but only one or two, and after the author found out, he later deleted and marginalized his scenes), the rest is really perfect, especially the description of the comics, which is very detailed. I feel that the author has carefully understood it, and it is not stiff in daily life. The space allocation is reasonable, and the plot description is interesting. This is the most comfortable book I have ever read in the Tokyo Bunsho manga flow. Highly recommended! (I really don't praise books)

There is no problem reading this book from beginning to end. I rarely encounter it again. The last time was when it was Weird Earth Sea. As long as you persevere, you can become popular.

It is indeed a bit abrupt to write an emotional line, and it is not what readers want to see at all... You can write about the subsequent impact of Devilman or the trailer of EVA. Suddenly there is an emotional line. It's not that I can't write it, but it's really abrupt that everyone has a little impression of this female character and you enter the emotional line. Take a few random people in the comment area and see who among them still remembers this woman's name? Wouldn't it be better for you to write one or two more comics in the future and insert some small interactions in the middle? If the small interactions are well written, readers will beg you to send them sweets. If the small interactions are not well written, they can just touch on the male protagonist's private life. No matter what, it is definitely better than updating two chapters and ending up with content that has no interest in reading at all.

This book is very popular. Except for some parts in the middle that have a little too much sales, other aspects are well controlled. I haven't had a book by Wenzhao Gong that kept me reading for so long.

Drawing Devilman is not as good as drawing migrant workers comics. There will always be people watching The Bloody King. As for Devilman, the plot will be placed on Neon in China. If you don't get scolded, you will be a ghost.

I just finished it, I feel like, I thought it could be the second Tokyo Gentleman Story, and reviews have started to be deleted. How can I remember that I reviewed it before and now it's gone?

Is there a Shen Nong or not? The title of this book is too imbecile and I dare not read it.

At first glance, I thought it was another routine essay in which the protagonist of an essay competition writes and draws on a live broadcast I almost vomited at this kind of subject matter. I browsed this book several times because I didn't click on the title.

Can the author write about the Royal Knights? Accardo in it is really handsome, and it's also dark, bloody, and violent. There are many cool characters in it, and the fat major is also cool.

I scanned the list before and saw it but didn't click in. Today I read the comments and said that all the bad points have been deleted. It's really okay to read it.

The rhythm is very good, the retelling, interpretation, and changes of the work are all very good, and great attention is paid to the fitting of the work with the background of the times. Although it is not very friendly to some writers who pursue a fast pace and refreshing, so many chapters of Devilman are not finished yet, but it just shows that the author attaches great importance to the work. I have never seen Devilman, so this article does not prevent me from feeling the charm of Devilman. As a loyal EVA fan, I am also looking forward to how the author will "create" this masterpiece of EVA next. Suggestion: The author should keep his own pace. Don't publish the work at the speed of light like other animation novels and then be perfunctory before people are shocked. Between the works and the works, I also hope to leave some blank space and control all the time. Through some things and certain points of social development, I can elicit the resonance and reverie of the protagonists and create works, rather than just for the sake of producing works. Just as you wrote in your article that the sarin subway gas incident led to Haruki Murakami's "1Q84", make your protagonist more integrated with the creative background, the character more three-dimensional, and more able to cause changes in the industry, society, and the times, instead of being a mindless duplicator. Anyway not bad

It's such a pity that it's just a eunuch 😭

I couldn't watch it at the time, and the audience's reaction was too little.

Writing a Tokyo novel with a Chinese name is too inappropriate no matter how you look at it.

By the way, the big sword doesn't smell like anything.