From Manga Artist to Creator of an Anime Mythos

The game always starts in seconds, is that all you care about? The protagonist is a newbie, so start with a short story. If that doesn't work, find an excuse to stop and then continue growing. I recommend watching more Bakuman King.

I went to read the author's other two books. Let's skip the backstabbing and infighting. Just focus on creating and interpreting comics, and then we'll see how the readers react. It'll be a win-win situation for everyone. 👌🏻

It's too wordy. The plot is described once when drawing, written again when the editor reviews it, and then repeated again when the reader reads it. 😅

The copying of the Battle of Twin Cities is baffling. Even with the global popularity of League of Legends, Twin Cities was still unprofitable. Essentially, Twin Cities was created to maintain League of Legends' popularity, so they were willing to operate at a loss. But knowing it was unprofitable, and then having League of Legends' later boost, they still copied it and made it a huge profit – it's utterly ridiculous.

😅😅 Formula-based opening, huh? You've written so many books, and every single one is just the same old thing in a different guise. Can't you write something new? Why don't I look at your previous works for the same content?

This book seems to have gone off-topic; the focus is now entirely on the anime. Everyone got into the series by watching the main character draw the manga, but now it's all about the anime.

The beginning was well-written, but what the heck was that later on? The author clearly wrote romance comics in the early stages, and then suddenly switched to One-Punch Man. The range of this comic is just too big!

I didn't want to watch it anymore after seeing "Twin Cities"; it seemed pretty boring.

You didn't write these animations, so what are you happy about? The first time I plagiarized, I quickly left with likes because I was too lazy. After plagiarizing a few times, I started to get angry, feeling incompetent and unable to do anything right. In the end, it doesn't matter anymore. You're no longer human; you're an empty monster. You've lost your humanity.

The author's books are mostly copied and pasted; the only one with any originality is the manga adaptation.