Tokyo: Starting from Light Novels, ACGN Master

TranscriptMultiple heroinesLight novel In the late 1990s, Japan's bubble economy burst, and industries such as comics and light novels gradually emerged. Just when the works of the three main pillars of Weekly JUMP were coming to an end, only Takusuke Kitahara picked up paper and pen and started his copying journey. ... Many years later, when passers-by raised their heads and discussed the figure at the top of the ACGN field, they discovered: He actually wrote a series of well-known light novels such as "A Certain Magical Index", "The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya" and "Sword Art Online". There is also his shadow behind the world-famous comics of "Naruto", "Gintama", "Demon Slayer" and "Jutsu Kaisen". Even Shigeru Miyamoto, the legendary game planning director of X Paradise, had to sigh with emotion during his retirement: "Kitahara, he is a true genius in the gaming industry!" When Kitahara Takusuke walked on this road for an unknown distance, he looked back and realized that a group of beautiful figures had appeared around him. When a reporter asked how he could reach such a height, Kitahara Takusuke helplessly shook his head and said softly: "I just love creating, that's all."