Tokyo: From Manga Assistant to ACGN Master

Is it now standard for light novel protagonists to have a handsome face, and their family background is getting better and better...

Slice-of-life story, multiple heroines. Tags will be added after the cooldown period ends. Slice-of-life and career elements make up about 7/3 of the story. The overall tone is primarily slice-of-life, with a secondary focus on career development. It's lighthearted and playful with references.

Actually, I feel that plagiarism should be modified appropriately. Commonly criticized plot points from the original work should be changed, and any logic lacking rationality and driven solely by emotion should be patched up. Furthermore, a solid foundation is essential; otherwise, it's easy to encounter the bizarre situation of someone who has produced Nobel Prize-level work but doesn't even know how to format an undergraduate thesis when discussing it with peers.

Chapter 117, in my personal opinion, is a complete mess in terms of the female lead's character development. Based on the author's setting and the actual situation, Ms. Sakai Izumi should be someone who appears gentle, even mild-mannered, but is inwardly resolute.

It feels like it has multiple female leads; I suggest a single female lead instead. You could give the extra female lead to the male supporting character. Because readers on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) generally prefer single-female-lead stories; multi-female-lead stories are too outdated (see references).

Is the protagonist's family portrayed as too wealthy? If things continue as described in the synopsis, even at the peak of the series, the protagonist might only be able to catch up to the father of the male lead from the first chapter.

In late 20th-century Japan, would it be possible for a character to write an anime song or something similar, only to have it stolen and turned into a Cantonese song? 🤭

I came here because of the book's title and the comic book elements, but it's basically a lot of slice-of-life content interspersed with a few comic book elements. While the author writes very well and the slice-of-life scenes are enjoyable to read, it's just too different from the title and synopsis. I'd say the ratio of slice-of-life to career-themed content is about 70/30, wouldn't you say? 😓

I came here expecting to see comics drawn, but it seems there's not much plot about creating comics; it's mostly slice-of-life, which is a bit disappointing and deviates somewhat from my expectations.

I've been suffering from AI lately, but text written by real people feels so alive and has such a harmonious atmosphere.