Japan's literary scene is very prosperous, and the modern literary classification is known almost all over the world. Pen ~ Fun ~ Pavilion www.biquge.info This is related to Japan's literary creation environment, Japan is very strict with copyright protection, so physical books have never declined, bringing considerable copyright benefits to physical novelists, and there is no shortage of excellent authors with a mature environment.

Mystery novels are probably a very successful genre in Japanese literature, and although Yu Kamiya has little contact with Japanese literature, he also knows about those famous mystery works, such as the last world Japanese mystery novelist Keigo Higashino's works "The Devotion of Suspect X", "White Night Walking", "Phantom Night", etc., have basically been adapted into movies or TV series, causing phenomenal social repercussions. In terms of animation, the protagonist Wannian Elementary School's "Detective Conan" and "Kanedaichi Juvenile Incident Book" are all phenomenal reasoning animations, and there are ordinary popular reasoning animations like "Ice Candy" a little later, and the less popular ones are "God's Notepad", "Gosick", "Reasoning Trip" and so on.

It's a little bit of a stretch, and Yu Kamiya's desire to get in touch with the Japanese literary world is actually for one of the small branches that is not very popular in comparison-light novels.

There are countless excellent works of early Japanese light novels in the world, such as "Joke Series", "The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya", "Journey to Chino", "Catalogue of Forbidden Books of Magic", "Full Metal Frenzy", etc., all of which are leading the wave of the industry, and "The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya" is the trend of light novels changing animation. However, with the commercialization of subsequent light novels, this branch of literature inevitably embarked on a misguided path, and the most typical feature is the so-called "starting point", which is more than ten years behind the "starting point".

Yu Kamiya is deeply touched by this, the Japanese may be born with the talent and imagination to write mystery novels, but these are limited to a very narrow range, when the Chinese novel culture prevails, the contrast between the two is very strong, so that after that, Japanese light novels were basically crushed by the so-called "starting point text", not to mention China, the popularity of online literature on specific websites in Europe and the United States is far ahead of the so-called light novels.

Yu Kamiya's biggest impression of light novels is that most of the writing of light novel authors is at the elementary school level, and the so-called light novels written are worse than elementary school student diaries. It's just that such a light novel has also been adapted into a manga and then made into an animation.,When you watch the anime and then watch the original work, you admire how these animation supervisors make animations based on the novel.,What's the difference between this and the original animation.。

If the light novels read by Chinese readers have not been polished by the translation, then they may not even be able to read some classic light novels.

In comparison, Kamiya Yu's writing is more than one grade better in the world where Kamiya is now in the world, at first Kamiya Yuu was puzzled, and then careful research found that the Japanese writing in this world is largely influenced by China, and the popularity of Chinese characters is unexpectedly high, so Chinese characters often use some idioms or allusions in Chinese characters, and the characteristic white description of Japanese literature and the integration of Chinese look much more comfortable in the construction of sentences.

As a simple example, most light novel writers who fail the language usually describe a white cloud: a white cloud. After that, there was no description of the shape, color, and state of the clouds, and the Chinese primary school students at least knew how to add figurative sentences.

It's no wonder that some people in Japan ridiculed: "Light novels are just buying illustrations and giving toilet paper." Even if the light novel is adapted into animation, the status of the original author will not be very high, and this also produces a phenomenon called "miserable animation", the original author can only watch the original plot be modified, and various characters collapse.

The development of the light novel industry in this world is like the era when the previous world was not polluted by commercial elements, with all kinds of wild imagination and juvenile fantasy stories, and the popularity is not much more than that of the previous world. Novels were originally Yu Kamiya's main business, and to be honest, if he wants to develop in the light novel world, Yu Kamiya is very confident that he can become a popular light novel writer even if he doesn't plagiarize the novels of the previous world. Judging from the later popular reincarnation flow of light novels, Japanese-style dragon proud heavenly flow, and waste material flow, there are still subtle similarities between Chinese and Japanese understandings of fast food literature, and it is difficult to write a little creative different world dragon Ao Tianliu without thinking about it.

Now, Yu Kamiya plans to test the waters in the light novel world of this world.

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"We have a lot of information about Fate/Zero on our company's web page."

"I've been in contact with the physical publishing house, and I can release the physical novel at any time."

"Chiyo Shoten said it would be happy to cooperate with us and promote Fate/Zero." In the office that was not very spacious, Aoi Morishita put the document in his hand in front of Yu Kamiya and said calmly.

Yu Kamiya took the document and flipped through it quickly and asked casually, "How are the preparations over there for the PV?" ”

"Based on the original storyboard provided by Yu the day before yesterday, the promotional PV of the novel and the promotional PV of the animation were made respectively, and they can be released at any time."

Yu Kamiya nodded and muttered, "Then let's release it together on the first day of June, and I will upload the novel simultaneously." Aoi, I'll continue to trouble you in terms of publicity. ”

Aoi Morishita frowned and looked at Yu Kamiya, hesitated for a moment and said, "Yu, if you don't take a break, sometimes it's not good to work too hard." Madoka Magi's Magical Girl hasn't rested much since the end of production, and it's too impatient to start thinking about the next animated novel and storyboard now, and it's not a small burden on your body. ”

Physical burden?

It is true that in terms of the physical fitness and mental strength of ordinary people, Yu Kamiya is estimated to be lying in the hospital, but Yu Kamiya does not feel much tired, and is more enthusiastic about creating new works. Aoi Morishita's words of concern warmed Kamiya Yu's heart, and after handing over the document to her, he smiled and said: "Don't worry, I know my own state, and now I'm full of enthusiasm for creating new works, and I usually pay attention to the combination of work and rest, maybe I sleep all day in a place where Aoi can't see, for example, now I fall asleep after Aoi goes out." ”

Hearing Yuu Kamiya's witty words, Aoi Morishita smiled and shook his head: "I know, anyway, I still hope that Yuu can be more lenient with himself." ”

Rest? Aoi Morishita is not a fool, after reading the original storyboard submitted by Yu Kamiya, you probably know the intensity of Yu Kamiya's work, plus this time Yu Kamiya is going to write a so-called novel, no matter how you look at it, you can't find a break to rest.

After Aoi Morishita went out with the document, Yu Kamiya's eyes turned to the computer in front of him, which showed that Yu Kamiya had completed the creation of more than 100,000 words. This is the result of Yuu Kamiya's novels for three days, and he writes an average of three hours a day, writing about 10,000 words per hour, which is not very fast in the idea of conscious space, and the rest of the time is spent building animated storyboards or drawing novel illustrations. (To be continued.) )