
Japanese Literary Giant: Started as a Newspaper Delivery Worker
东瀛文豪:从送报工开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 124k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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56Chapters
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To be honest, I felt like I was watching a fairy tale, and I was reminded everywhere that I was in a drama. Some people say that reading novels is just for fun, right? Yes, indeed. But it still needs to be supported by facts and logic, otherwise it will be particularly easy to cause drama and difficult to empathize with. Of course, this set of narrative logic is acceptable to some groups. Is anyone really here for ideals? Can they really eat with this? Similar shady dealing conspiracy theories, although shameful, are more common in reality than in fairy tales. The character should be gray, as pure as a piece of white paper, which always affects the sense of immersion. Maybe I have been contaminated, Keke. Tokyo Bubble Life is more suitable for me.
Very good, just don't have double standards.
Do you know what is most annoying? It is that you keep emphasizing that the protagonist is a newspaper delivery worker and is not qualified to write literature.
After watching it, it doesn't look like a newbie at all. Is it the trumpet opened by the old author again?
How come 1993 Akina just debuted?