Tokyo: I Really Don't Want to Become a Manga Artist Who Makes Readers Depressed

At this time, an accident that sends the heroine to the hospital and becomes a vegetative state would be a sure blow. It would not only make the protagonist and the readers depressed, but also cut the author's account and the book in half.

I think the biggest advantage is that the author abandons the process of drawing the protagonist. Some novels describe this aspect in detail, but readers often hate this. I am not a cartoonist. I know what this does. It has no other use except the word "water". Secondly, the author summarizes the plot of the comic just right, so that people who have never read it can understand the main plot. Furthermore, the feedback from comic readers is also good, and people of different identities have given Feedback from readers makes readers feel happy. Yes, it's all about your painful feeling. Also, there is no clichéd part of pretending to slap in the face. You don't have to jump out a supporting character to challenge the protagonist and make a bet to make it fun. Finally, daily life and comics are separated. Basically, one chapter of comics and one chapter of daily life, so you can skip the daily plot. This does not affect my reading of comics drawn by the protagonist to depress readers, nor does it affect some people who like daily plots.

After reading more than 40 chapters, I felt that the comic plot and the daily plot were completely separated and had no connection. Even if one of the two parts of the novel was removed, it would have no effect at all. However, the length of the two parts was almost the same, and they were constantly interspersed, which made me feel very separated. I just wanted to skip to the part I wanted to read.

First, the male protagonist is impotent and I suspect it is a female author Second, there is indeed too little connection between daily life and comics, or the focus is on daily life is too bland Third, the early writing of Edgewalker and Chainsaw Man was too bland and had no feeling.

If a light novel doesn't have a female protagonist, is it still called a light novel? The vast majority of people want to read stories about relationships between men and women. This is the core competitiveness of light novels.

I don't know how many are left after the first order of 600. The quality of Chainsaw Man has dropped a bit in both comics and daily life. But if the author wants to work full-time, he has to finish this book no matter what the results are. Because he has written three books of the same type, the first two were all Eunuchs, and no one dares to order this one after Eunuchs.

Chainsaw Man jumps all over, does the author know this part is boring?

This novel, which is worth over 1 million at most, is less popular. I have read it in three days. To be honest, it is difficult to put it into the story because it sets up an outrageous assumption at the beginning. It is better to first adjust the speed of five centimeters per second. The most critical point is that the protagonist's comic drawing skills are invincible from the beginning, and there is no need for any study, nor is there any school life. And the love process, to be honest, is not sweet, the protagonist is somewhat rational, and I suspect that the author has not talked about it, and there is a sister-in-law who acts as a light bulb in the middle. In fact, it can also be drawn. The pet girl of Sakurasou, Arima, must be a genius, and the male protagonist here is just an ordinary person. Although the ending of the story in the manga is good, the animation is just so-so. But in the end, if the author has no worries about real life, he can just bite the bullet and write 12,300,000 words, or just accumulate reputation.

The author has written three books of the same type in a row. The quality is pretty good. The premise is that you have to divide your daily life and drawing comics into two books. Plus two consecutive books with hundreds of thousands of words will be a eunuch. You have a criminal record, so I suggest you read it if you want, but don't have too high expectations.

I have finished reading the chapters related to the comics, and I have also read some of the romance chapters. I can only say that currently, reading only the comics-related chapters does not affect the viewing experience at all. It is very smooth and very good. Falling in love, just average