Chapter 582 The Storm Rises

In the next few days, Luoyang lived in an orderly manner.

Neither Lu Yuer nor Shui Laili disturbed Luoyang during this period.

Luoyang enjoyed a rare peace, and the novel "The Legend of Chu Liuxiang" achieved good sales after it was launched in major bookstores in Japan.

After the popular comic "Dragon Ball" that ravaged Japan, the boycott of Luoyang by Japanese readers has been reduced a lot. Except for some stubborn elements, many readers no longer regard Luoyang as an enemy of the country.

The release of this novel did not receive large-scale protests.

The saying that art has no borders is actually not wrong to some extent. However, unlike the one-sided excellent reputation of "Dragon Ball", the evaluation of the novel "The Legend of Chu Liuxiang" from Japanese readers is quite mixed.

"A confusing novel!"

"It's far worse than Dragon Ball. Luo Yang is more suitable for comics."

"It's quite interesting. This kind of martial arts theme combined with reasoning kept me up all night."

"I also like this novel. Although the reasoning is not rigorous, I read this kind of novel for the taste of martial arts."

"I have heard of the name of Dragon Country martial arts for a long time, and I read "The Legend of Chu Liuxiang". I don't know if it's because of the translation, but this novel doesn't suit my taste. I feel that the plot of this book is just nonsense."

"I don't know what the whole book is about. Luo Jun's book completely ruined my previous good impression of his Dragon Ball. I have no problem paying for Luo Jun's comics in the future, but it's impossible for me to spend money on Luo Jun's novels. It really doesn't feel good."

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About half of Japanese readers are not interested in "The Legend of Chu Liuxiang".

But half of the readers think that this novel is fine. The combination of martial arts and reasoning is very suitable for their taste.

In short, there have been a lot of arguments around the novel, and Luoyang is naturally paying attention to it. "The Legend of Chu Liuxiang" is his novel, and now he happens to be in Japan, so he will definitely observe the situation of his novel in Japan from a close distance.

With these arguments, "The Legend of Chu Liuxiang" has sold more than 6 million copies.

Of course, it is not as good as the comic "Dragon Ball", but if you think that "The Legend of Chu Liuxiang" is not good, you are wrong. In fact, selling millions of copies in a few days can be called a bestseller in Japan. "The Legend of Chu Liuxiang" is in the limelight for a while!

What's more interesting is that someone in Japan has established a special Luoyang fan forum.

All comic fans who like "Dragon Ball" or readers who like "The Legend of Chu Liuxiang" will gather here and enthusiastically discuss Luoyang's works every day.

Luoyang has also mixed into his own fan group, and occasionally posts on the forum named after him. This feeling of breaking into his foreign fan group makes Luoyang feel very interesting. Watching what these fans discuss on the forum every day often gives Luoyang new ideas.

Anyway, he didn't expect "The Legend of Chu Liuxiang" to be popular among Japanese readers. That was an unrealistic idea.

Although there is a certain market for martial arts in Japan, everyone has different tastes. Even in Longguo, many people are not interested in martial arts novels, let alone places like Japan. Luoyang is already very satisfied with the current results.

"The biggest shortcoming of "The Legend of Chu Liuxiang" is that the stories are not coherent enough."

While browsing the forum established by his fans, Luoyang saw someone post such a post.

In "The Legend of Chu Liuxiang", there are a total of eight stories. Gu Long did not write them all at once. In fact, except for the protagonist and fixed supporting roles that remain basically unchanged, each story is quite independent, which is also Gu Long's usual writing style.

"Yes, "Chu Liuxiang" is not very coherent." A Japanese reader named Endless Love replied.

Another person replied: "There are even contradictions. In the Legend of the Bat, Yuan Suiyun and Jin Lingzhi died in the end. Why in the next story, the Legend of Peach Blossom, Chu Liuxiang and Hu Tiehua went to Old Lady Jin to celebrate her birthday, and then Jin Lingzhi appeared again, and flirted with Hu Tiehua? If Jin Lingzhi didn't die, but Yuan Suiyun died, then why didn't they explain how Jin Lingzhi escaped from the stone? Did she die?"

When Luoyang saw this reply, he was slightly stunned, because this was indeed a real bug.

When I posted "The Legend of Chu Liuxiang", I also forgot about this bug. Because it was just a name, I didn't think so much at the time. Now it seems that there are still some problems. If I had consciously modified it at the time, there would be no such bug.

Although "The Legend of Chu Liuxiang" is composed of independent stories, Luoyang still won't deny this obvious bug.

He also replied to this netizen, typing in his not very fluent Japanese: "This paragraph is a bug of the author. Thank you for having a careful reader like you in "The Legend of Chu Liuxiang". I believe the author will definitely correct this error in the future."

"It's okay. This kind of plot does not affect reading. I also like this novel very much!"

The other party was probably a otaku, so he responded just as quickly after Luoyang's reply.

Luoyang chatted with the other party by the way, and the other party also expressed many opinions on "The Legend of Chu Liuxiang", which made Luoyang very surprised. It is rare for a Japanese to have such a deep understanding of "The Legend of Chu Liuxiang".

And if the other party knew that the person he was chatting with was the author of "The Legend of Chu Liuxiang", I don't know how he would feel about it.

After chatting for a while, the other party went offline because of something. Luoyang continued to browse the forum in boredom. He didn't go out to draw in front of the comic shop in the past two days. Anyway, this is a part-time job. Whether you go or not depends entirely on your mood. That's what it means to be a freelancer. capricious.

All online articles are coming to an end. The "Peerless Two Prides" on "Jianghu" became history a few months ago, not to mention that "Dragon Ball" was completed under An Yi's ghostwriting. Luoyang is now free and light.

While Luoyang was wandering around the forum, a post suddenly appeared, causing the entire forum to explode. The moderator immediately refined the post about "The Legend of Chu Liuxiang", and it exploded in a short time. Countless Japanese netizens commented:

[Endōma, the number one mystery novelist in my country's literary world, publicly declared that "The Legend of Chu Liuxiang" is junk literature under the banner of mystery! 】

When Luoyang saw this post, his face suddenly became ugly.