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>The term refers to authors who debuted after winning literary prizes on the web novel submission site “Shosetsu-ka Narou,” as well as works by those authors. In addition, authors and works that have similar tendencies to these [1].”
that says pretty much nothing
also the fuck it means about literary prizes? it's a place anyone can upload stuff to
>The general term for the kind of stories that are popular on the Novelist's Letter website, in which an ordinary protagonist goes to another world or is reincarnated there and is suddenly treated as a hero.
that's just the proto-isekai example nobody can find any examples of
>A typical story is one in which the protagonist is reincarnated into another world due to an accident, gains special abilities such as magic, and takes an active part by utilizing his knowledge of modern civilization [3].”
that's slightly less hallucinated but "utilizing his knowledge of modern civilization" is surprisingly are, pretty much only arifureta and NGNL does it, and the latter was not even from narou
> “Otherworldly” stories submitted to ‘Novelist Naro’ and published in book form are sometimes referred to as ‘Naro kei,’ which is derived from the name of the site[4].”
that's once again a vague clinical description
> The term “Naro” is also often used to describe works in which the main character is reincarnated in another world and develops so-called “cheats.
that's just the evolved version of the proto-isekai meme with no examples
>The term is sometimes used in a derogatory way for its easy development [1], and Takayuki Ohashi says that we need to be careful [6].
hold on that name sounds familiar
>Takayuki Ohashi (December 24, 1978) is a Japanese literary scholar. He is a light novelist and novelist. Born in Niigata Prefecture[1].
isn't this THE pissy "otaku bad" guy that is still malding his literal who artsy fartsy shit doesn't sell?

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Why isn't this more popular? It literally did to Isekai what Evangelion did to Mecha.