The Goddess Is an Hentai Artist, Can You Believe It?

"Would you like to be my male model?" "Male model? What do you do?" "Me." "... I asked you what you do." "Me!" "= = I asked you what male models do!!!" "I already said, me!!!" "If you don't tell me, I'm leaving." "Why can't you understand?" My girlfriend, quite distressed, unbuttoned her shirt. "Ahhh! What are you doing?!" I covered my face with my hands, pretending not to be able to bear watching, but my fingers were too wide, so I couldn't help but look. "You." My girlfriend uttered the last word, then pounced on me like a hungry tiger, knocking me to the ground. And then we did what we wanted to do. …

Well, I'm a pure science student and don't know much, especially about light novels. I'll just write this for fun. Experts, please be gentle! Let's start with the title. The title is fairly standard (compared to the clickbait titles of many light novels these days), highlighting the words "goddess" and "H-artist," creating a kind of contrasting charm. However, so far, the description of the protagonist, Yao Xingyan, is only superficial: on one hand, she's a goddess with both talent and beauty; on the other hand, she's a foodie, loves to show off, and is a hand-drawing otaku. But so far, there hasn't been any in-depth discussion of this. What are the goddess's true thoughts? Why...

I don't deny that this novel is well-written, but after reading part of it, I came across Fushimi Tsukasa's *Eromanga Sensei*. I felt there were similarities in theme and plot. One features a younger sister who is an erotic artist, and the other features a goddess who is an erotic artist; both also involve a writing contest. I don't mean to say the author plagiarized, and this book does have some new plot points. I just want to know if the author referenced Fushimi Tsukasa's work when writing this book. Please answer seriously. If this idea is indeed the author's original creation, I apologize to the author and support the author in continuing to write.

I've been reading books for so long without ever writing a review, but lately long reviews seem to be all the rage, so I thought I'd give one. First, like many other reviews, there's a problem: perhaps because the anime adaptation of *Eromanga Sensei* recently finished airing, the premise is incredibly familiar. So, after reading the initial chapters, it's hard not to make some comments. However, the plot takes off later, unlike *Eromanga Sensei* (although I've seen many reviews mentioning similarities), but I don't think that's the case… Perhaps upon closer analysis, there are some similarities, but definitely…

Newly debuted young actress Feng Hua meets Liu Ran, the younger sister of her editor, in her own editorial department. The two hit it off immediately and decide to co-author a super novel. To ensure the novel's perfection, they persuade Yao Xingyan, the school's most beautiful girl and a national goddess, to join their writing team. They embark on various activities to create their ideal novel. Thanks to their efforts, the ultimate novel is created and ultimately wins the grand prize for the best novel of the year. Feng Hua, as the author, even receives the honor of being adapted into a television drama. The three, who originally had different fates, are now linked together...

Leaving aside those who say it's imitation, I was initially very interested, and the female lead's popularity was soaring. However, what I saw more of was Liu Ran's behavior in the early stages. In the first five chapters, the male lead basically didn't make any decisions on his own; everything was entirely dictated by Liu Ran. And I have to say, I kept skipping through the chapter about the first trip to Japan. It kept mentioning sightseeing, while what we really wanted to see was the Liu Ran incident and wanted to see it end quickly. After the female lead suspected the male lead in the fake Maple Leaf incident, there was inexplicably no further questioning. This is supposed to be the female lead's favorite author, right? And honestly, the later parts just followed the formula...

It feels a bit like a combination of Masamune-kun's Revenge and a certain erotic manga artist.

Yao Xingyan gazed silently at Feng Hua's face, the scene of his foolish first confession flashing through her mind. "He's still so annoying," she thought to herself. But all she could do now was sigh softly and reply, "I said, you really are an idiot." With that, Yao Xingyan turned and left Feng Hua, who stood frozen in place, and also left Liu Ran, who had once been her close friend, hiding far behind him, looking guilty. Footprints remained in the snow, snowflakes drifted down from the sky… In the blink of an eye, three years had passed.

With no lingering feelings of longing, I continued writing my young adult novel. But she had stopped illustrating for me. I stopped writing and went out to look for her. "I can't live without you..." Looking at the endless sea before me, I realized that she was the driving force behind my writing, the pursuit of my life. "If only..." If I had kissed her forcefully back then, would she have understood my feelings...? "I would have slapped you..." I thought so, but... I turned around in shock. She stood there, speaking my heart... "I..."

Three years later, I was still just an ordinary shoujo (girls') author, and she was still my illustrator. That day, I received a text message with only a few words, but my heart skipped a beat. That evening, at our usual spot, she saw me. I had arrived at the place where we first met. Now, she stood before me, smiling slightly. The aura she exuded was no longer the shyness of my student days, but the confidence and sexiness of a young woman. Then, her captivating lips uttered the words I had always dreamed of. I excitedly grasped her hands and ran towards her, my hands brushing against her silhouette, but it felt unreal, like ripples on water...