My Name is Kosaka Kyosuke but I Don't Want to Be Pushed Down by My Sister

After reading so many novels every day, I found that every novelist has his own unique style, which means that if you want to become a novel writer, you must have your own style.Don't you cartoonists have your own style of painting?The principles are the same, I don’t have my own style…”

08 As proud as a peacock

Kosaka Kyosuke interrupted Gogen Ruri's speech with some headaches.

Only now did he somewhat understand what the root cause of Wugeng Liuli's problem was. All along, he had been deceived by Wugeng Liuli's enthusiasm for novels.

"I finally understand—what is your problem?"

Wugeng Liuli frowned, and snorted dissatisfiedly, "I also understand, I found the wrong reviewer, you guy doesn't understand anything at all, I really don't understand, what is a guy like you? How to become a manga artist, really, thanks to the fact that I have always had a little expectation of your professionalism."

Kosaka Kyousuke turned a deaf ear to Wugen Liuli's words, but stretched out his hand to Wugenliuli again.

Wugeng Liuli took a step back vigilantly.

"what are you going to do?"

Kyosuke Kosaka didn't seem to see the disgust in Wu Geng Liuli's eyes.

"Come to shake hands, and I'll tell you. Of course, you can choose to refuse, and I won't force you."

Wugeng Liuli stood there struggling. Although she questioned Kosaka Kyosuke's professionalism before, she still believed in Kosaka Kyosuke's professionalism. After all, Kosaka Kyosuke is a well-known cartoonist, and both novels and comics are a form of storytelling. , the difference is there, but the core has many similarities.

Seeing this scene, Kosaka Kyosuke couldn't help laughing, as expected, molesting Wugen Ruri is a very interesting thing.

Of course, shaking hands is not just a simple bad taste.

All right--

It's really just plain bad humor.

Before Wugeng Liuli could make up his mind, Kosaka Kyosuke spoke.

"I have been deceived by your enthusiasm all this time."

"What is deception! I have never deceived you. My enthusiasm for novels is not fake, and I am serious about becoming a novelist..." Wugeng Liuli was really angry this time, and even The goodwill towards Kosaka Kyosuke in my heart disappeared at this moment, and I have made up my mind that I will never meet Kosaka Kyosuke again.

Kosaka Kyosuke shook his head, interrupting Gogen Ruri's words.

"Don't worry, let me finish talking."

"Good! Say—"

"What do you think is the difference between a dream and a hobby?"

When Kosaka Kyosuke said this, his face was serious, and his eyes were also very serious, which made Wugeng Liuli understand that Kosaka Kyosuke was not teasing himself.

She thought about it for a while.

"There's no difference, it's just a decision to do it and not to do it."

In fact, before today, Kosaka Kyosuke's perception of dreams and hobbies was similar to that of Wugeng Liuli, but now he realizes the essential difference between the two.

"Yes, no.

The former is a goal that wants to be accomplished, while the latter is just a wonderful thought in mind.

To be honest, you have always been talking about your dreams with me, and you also said that your dream is to become a novelist, and you are also working hard very seriously. I really thought you were fighting for your dreams, but until now I just realized that your current attitude is just treating writing novels as a hobby. To be honest, as a hobby, being able to write these things is already very powerful.

But as a dream, to be honest...

You have no such qualifications at all.

Dreams are not such an ideal thing. It doesn’t mean that if you do it seriously and work hard for it, you are fighting for your dreams. In this way, you may not understand, so let me make it clear. What do you think of becoming a novelist? What is the definition?Forget it, let me talk about my own opinion first.

I think I rely on novels to support myself.

To support yourself, you must find a way to make the things you write profitable. If you want to make a profit, you must cater to the market.

All this can only be achieved if it is recognized by the market.

Now what you write can only be approved by yourself, so there is no way to make a profit, and it will not be recognized by the market. In other words, you do not have the talent to change the market with your own talent... Simple In other words, if you seriously want to become a novelist, you must make changes in response to the market and try your best to write novels that cater to the needs of the market.

Even if that kind of subject matter, that kind of story is not what I like, I have to do it that way.

That's why I said before that dreams are not so ideal. "

Wugeng Liuli was stunned for a moment, then said ironically: "Don't be joking! Thanks, I have always thought that you are a person who strives for dreams. I really didn't expect you to have such an idea... It's ridiculous , Dreams? I didn’t realize at all that your words were related to dreams. As long as you succeed, is it enough? As long as you succeed, is it enough?

I wanted to be a novelist, partly because I thought it was really fun to write.

What's more, I feel that the writing of mainstream novels is too boring now, and I can't figure out why such things are so interesting. They are simply copied and pasted one after another, and why they are sought after by so many people.That's why I want to become a novelist, so that everyone can understand what kind of novel is a real novel! "

arrogant.

Really arrogant.

Dreams are such arrogant things sometimes, no—

To be precise, this is not arrogance, but arrogance!

Because Kosaka Kyousuke once had a similar idea, but only after repeated failures did he wake up.

wrong--

That is not waking up, but recognizing reality.

He simply didn't have the ability to draw the kind of comics that could subvert the industry, so he chose to compromise, trying to draw that kind of mainstream comics, to embrace the seemingly stereotyped mainstream comics that he once looked down upon, but after trying It was only later that I really realized that my compromise was still worthless.