
The Japanese Entertainment Mogul
东瀛娱乐家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Entertainment Industry
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Qimao
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674Chapters
4.8kPopularity
1kReaders
2Must-read votes
8.0Score
2Ratings
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The overall writing style is bland and there is no pretentiousness or slap in the face. The author has really put a lot of effort into Japan in the 1990s, and has done a good job in popularizing science and research. There is also a lot of description of the Japanese music scene in the 1990s. Unlike most Japanese entertainment, the focus is on the dislocation of the millennium girl group. This is the highlight of this article. As a copycat, the male protagonist has a clear understanding of himself. I copied the text but am not proud of it. Personally, I feel disgusted by the kind of protagonist who takes other people's works to indulge himself, thinks he is a genius, and even slaps the original author in the face. The problem, perhaps, is that in the early stage when the male protagonist's emotional line was chaotic, his career line was clear and developed. In the later stage, after the heroine was established, daily drama became the main line, and the career line was unclear and somewhat stagnant... In addition, in the later stage, it was a bit dull, lacked contradictions, too few twists and turns, and no climax. There are also many people who don't know much about the Japanese entertainment industry and have no sense of involvement.