Tokyo: An Earth Online Comic Artist

The initial depiction of giants was somewhat reasonable, but later on, the inclusion of Wu Song, the Five Elements of Fog Hill, and dragons... Became increasingly inexplicable. The inclusion of dragons in Japan... In reality, dragons are unpopular in Japan; only this novel could fantasize about it becoming a hit there. There's absolutely no sense of immersion in the story.

We're here to see you copy comics, to see the protagonist create world-famous comics and conquer readers. If you're concerned about morality, then just create a parallel world. Why would you draw an original comic of this kind? Who wants to see the main character draw any original comics? Moreover, you copied Attack on Titan and then started doing something original. It's really hard to understand.

Other plot points don't matter, but the outdated and ridiculous plot of getting a nosebleed just from seeing a beautiful girl changing clothes... What does that even mean?

I can't imagine becoming rich as a manga artist. It takes about a day to draw one page of manga, though it can be faster with an assistant. With an assistant and a week's supply, you can probably finish one chapter. It's not like light novels where you can work alone. Even if you could, it would only be a matter of a single punch.

When will this water come out? Isn't the point of reading this kind of book just to move the works here and see the reaction there? It's almost 700,000 words. You, a giant, have written more than 200 chapters. As a result, the end of Giant is still far away, and the anime has not even been launched yet.

In this type of article, the selection of the works to be transported and the evaluation of the actual works are quite important. The evaluation of "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba" in this article is that "the story is too good", which makes people question the taste of the protagonist.

To be honest, it has no taste And is it a bit too much for Fujimotoshu to enter the female studio as a male character and still be separated by a wall... Chapter 217 is currently progressed, let's take a look

This isn't slice-of-life. The same lines are repeated countless times, and the same plot remains stagnant for days. A large portion of the text describes things that feel like they've been seen countless times before. How can they shamelessly call it slice-of-life? I paid real money to read it and felt it was all just perfunctory. Goodbye!

I don't understand why the entire comic book has to use things like debt to drive the plot; so many novels use this trick. Can't drawing comics be purely out of passion? You'd be able to make money and pay off debts way faster than in a comic book, right?

Wait, another one who loves to make sarcastic remarks? It seems like every single one of these anime plagiarists is making sarcastic remarks. I'm just baffled. Why don't they choose masterpieces of all kinds that are both critically acclaimed and commercially successful, instead of constantly making sarcastic remarks about the world? Are they sick in the head?