For Amamiya Shiori, who was unwilling to even take the time to look at the circle of friends in her previous life, blogging is quite a torturous task. It feels like forcing serious people to keep a diary.
In Amamiya Shiori's view, since you have received such a salary, you should do what you should do honestly. Thirty blog posts a month, do as much as you can.
When I have work, I can post some photos with the members backstage and chat about work-related topics to arouse fans' interest.
When I'm not working, I'm more random. Sometimes I answer questions from netizens in the comments, and sometimes I talk about my hobbies. Sometimes, to save trouble, I just serialize the novel I wrote a few years ago chapter by chapter.
That's right, Amamiya Sugawara thought about making money by writing novels a few years ago. In his spare time, he wrote a novel with Cthulhu elements based on "Lord of the Mysteries", with 300,000 words, which is just the beginning. I submitted it to Dengeki Bunko, but after waiting for a few weeks, I received the news that it was rejected. The reason is very simple - it was too slow to warm up. The 300,000 words were used to lay out the world view and did not enter the main plot.
In the field of light novels, this is equivalent to having already serialized one or two books, but not even explaining what the main plot is.
She tried to switch to several other libraries, but was also declined.
In the 10 years or so when harem novels such as "Sword Art Online" and "I Have Few Friends" were popular, slow-burning novels could not catch readers' attention quickly and were difficult to get noticed by editors.
So Amamiya Shiori changed his mind. The Internet literary world next door was at the peak of slap-in-the-face writing such as "Thirty years in Hedong, thirty years in Hexi, don't bully young people into poverty." Wouldn't it be easy to conquer Japan's middle school youth by introducing advanced Shuangwen experience?
Just when Amamiya Sori was thinking about writing like this, something unexpected happened at home. Although the cheap mother in this life has been trapped by love and rarely shows much care for her, she is still the only relative who has been with her for more than ten years.
In order to treat her mother's illness, Amamiya Sori took out all the small treasury she had saved, and also sold the only property in Tokyo under her mother's name, which was several tens of square meters.
Almost 10 million yen was spent, but in the end, the mother's life could not be saved.
Amamiya Souri suddenly had the treatment of a Japanese protagonist, with a high school student status and the death of both parents, even though she couldn't laugh no matter what.
Because she was underage and had no relatives whom she could contact, and in accordance with her unwillingness to go to a welfare institution, the government arranged for a social welfare worker, Teacher Reiko Takeda, to serve as her guardian.
After that, while he was busy ensuring that his grades were at the forefront of his age in order to win scholarships and tuition exemptions, and at the same time working hard for living expenses, the original plan of writing a novel, which was just for fun, was naturally forgotten.
That is, in the past few months, I suddenly thought of taking out the manuscript at the bottom of the box and revising it a little, and used it to improve the word count on the blog when I really have nothing to say.
Therefore, Shimada Shuhei's analysis is somewhat correct. Amamiya Shiori does have a lot of ideas and is easily distracted.
Members' blogs will be reviewed by staff before being posted. As long as there are no inappropriate comments, they will generally pass.
Although the serialization of Amamiya Sori's novels is quite strange among the daily sharing, it is still allowed.
The effect of this is quite good.
Maybe it’s because of the fan filter, and I don’t know if it’s serious or a compliment. In the comments below Amamiya Shiori’s blog, netizens responded very well to the novel. Some analyzed the setting, discussed the plot, and even urged it. More.
As a result, Amamiya Shiori's blog ranks at the top of Nogizaka's list of views.
The only downside might be that it makes the workload of translating blogs for Nogizaka fans over the sea heavier. When Amamiya Mizuri occasionally browses Tieba forums, she can still see netizens complaining about her. How to translate Amamiya Mizuri's blog is more tiring than doing the translation assignment assigned by a university teacher majoring in Japanese.
The following replies are basically "Thank you for your hard work", "My wife is really talented in literature", "When will my wife update the next chapter" and the like.
For these fans who translated for free, Amamiya Sugawara could only silently express admiration and apology in her heart.
Back to the topic, today is another uneventful day. The other girls in the dormitory have their own ways to relax on the weekend. Amamiya Shiori didn't have much time to go out and hang out. The entrance exam for Tokyo University was in more than half a month, so she had to hurry up and study the questions, so she studied boringly for a whole day. There was really nothing to write about in the blog.
Amamiya Souri looked through the blogs of other members boredly to see if there was anything he could learn from.
The first thing I saw was Asuka Saito’s blog.
"Hey, do you know?
There is a mole on Ashlin's mouth!
sexy——
It’s okay to call Ah and Sha honey (￣^￣)←
In exchange!
I’ll call you Daring♡
Like Darling///
The production of the new single has been completed, and I want to meet you soon\^O^/
Ashlin didn’t talk enough to everyone
Not satisfied yet///
☆Do you like Ashlin very much?
like me?
Eh?
Wait, wait a minute...
Why are you still shy////
Hey hey hey, I like it...
I like it so much///ah
...』
"Hahaha!" Amamiya Shiori couldn't help laughing. Her scalp was numb from embarrassment. There is the kind of person who, when he is an adult, looks at his pretentious comments in the QQ space, and wishes he could dig his toes into the floor.
She could already imagine how Asuka Saito, who was in his twenties, would react when he saw the blog he had written when he was thirteen. I'll probably roll around in bed in shame.
Although it's a bit too desperate, it's really cute, as long as she doesn't regret it in the future.
Then I looked through the blogs of other members, and there were only a few who could compete with Saito Asuka.
It seems that apart from getting a lot of laughs, I didn't get much inspiration.
Amamiya Shiori decided to focus on answering questions today.
With the broadcast of interviews with newly selected members and interviews with big things, episodes of Nogizaka Where Are You?
Bored fans became interested in her moving experience, and even took the time to discover the school where Amamiya Soihara once stayed.
Some people who claimed to be her former classmates even appeared in the comment area to express their opinions.
For questions like "Did Xiaozhi go to such and such school?", her answers were always ambiguous and she advised netizens not to delve deeper. Of course, she used the coquettish tone she learned from Saito Asuka.
After answering a few boring questions about my favorite comedian, favorite comics, what songs I usually listen to, and which member of the group I like the most, I finally completed today's task.
