Reborn in Tokyo as a Master of ACGN

Today, while browsing through the analysis of the FGO final chapter PV, I came across an analysis of shonen manga, which led me from discussing bloodlines to Naruto, and then extended to the politics within Naruto and Itachi Uchiha's massacre of his clan.

After reading the first few chapters... 1999 For Type-Moon is a bit late, isn't it? If I remember correctly, Tsukihime and Mahoutsukai no Yoru had already finished serialization in 1999. The Fate/stay night (FSN) prototype novel, FP, was even partially written during Nasu's student days. Considering the 1991 setting in FP's storyline, it probably aligns with Nasu's school age, so it was likely written around those years. Hopefully, the author can tie things up later...

Shinko Matou~

The female lead and the music storyline were boring and felt somewhat superfluous.

As the title suggests, I thought this type of female lead would be a gender-swapped Nao Kinoko.

The comic has seven chapters out of seventy, which is just the beginning. It hasn't even been released yet, but the author is already setting up the novel, music, and comic. Plus, there's a fair amount of romance for the original female lead. Doesn't the author think the project is too big? Updates are pitifully infrequent; it's rare to see an author who understands ACGN writing about it, and it's turned out like this.

First, write that music nobody wants to see, something that can be skipped in a single sentence. Then write One Piece. What's the point? Who cares? Have you run out of ideas? If you're out of ideas, bite your lighter.

The music and the novel/comic are completely unrelated, and the female lead's storyline is a mess; it makes you want to skip it immediately. Those who only want to read the comic or novel are unlikely to pay attention to that particular music.

As the title suggests, here's a unified response. If it's poorly written, I'll get criticized; everyone can criticize freely, that's all. 😭 in addition The author has not changed. It is indeed a rather self-indulgent piece of writing. The outline is quite long; it won't be abandoned abruptly.

I knew it; the consequence of flooding Jinshan Temple would be readers supporting the book → data decline → abandonment.