
Tokyo 1994: My Road to Becoming an Actor
东京1994:我的影帝之路
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 119k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Stats
57Chapters
50Votes
450Recs
24Fans
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I hope the heroine is not Sakai Izumi, there are too many
I have never seen a Japanese entertainment novel with Yuko Honda as the heroine.
It's okay. Just show the picture. I basically don't recognize it.
Personal feeling is good
Come on, keep it up, strive for 10,000 days 😁
How poor is the author's imagination? Let the system give the protagonist money. If the protagonist casually engages in some business, the money will come to him casually. A reborn person who is the poorest will have 100 million U. S. Dollars. Information is far more important than money.
The writing is quite fluent, and the lack of presence of Goldfinger is a positive comment. But since you wrote Goldfinger, you should give some benefits in the early stage to let the protagonist make a transition. It is best to introduce the system functions in the introduction, similar to the Tokyo equipment column. The introduction is dry and unattractive to be honest. There is also the problem of the heroine, it's time to confirm the order or more.
Not bad. Many people in Japanese entertainment will unconsciously write it as harem, but this one is not bad.
It's well written and interesting. Keep it up, author.
I read thirty chapters in one go. The first two chapters felt average but then became interesting as the plot unfolded. The author uses a lot of dialogue from passers-by to add interest and a sense of life to the novel. It is not like some books that are written like a narrative report, and the scenes are only one chapter short of a few sentences and it does not appear to be watery. The overall rhythm made me feel comfortable watching it. The collection seems to be small, I hope the author can continue writing.
It looks okay, but it lacks the highlights and seems a bit bland.
Do you want to change your name? Didn't he play the role of someone who is unqualified for his debut in the human world?