Do you have any recommended Japanese light novels?

Please recommend a Japanese light novel. It would be best if it was daily life. Healing (with a little love is also possible, such as Sakura Village and Listen to Dad's Words) would be best if it was completed.

Answer 1

I don't think it'll necessarily meet your needs, but I'll try my best to recommend a novel that's most relevant to your description."Japanese Entertainment Story" is a light novel written by the author, Kawabata Heisei. It's a fantasy novel. The general plot of this novel is as follows:

"Dragon Sakura,""Sea Girl,""Naoki Hanzawa," no matter how attractive the movies were, the stories behind them were all made up of words. When Shimizu Tetsuya realized this, he still didn't know how much of a storm he would cause in the declining Japanese film and television industry. It was related to Japanese entertainment, mostly involving Japanese novels, movies, and TV series.
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"This Japanese Manga Is A Little Bit" was a light novel written by the author, Confused Dough. It was a fantasy novel. The general plot of this novel was:

P.S. Daily manga, it doesn't affect L(·o·) even if I haven't read it before." Takahashi Yuichi, who had a talent for drawing but lacked storytelling, had a dream. In the dream, it was a comic house and a door that could not be opened... Mashiro Shiina: What color do you like? Aisaka Dahe: I'm not a primary school student! Sakura Chiyo: Crisp fruit! Takahashi was actually a mangaka! Kasumigaoka Shiyu: Yes, it's me again...
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The book,"Reborn in Japan to Write an Online Story", was a novel about urban life written by the author, Millet 100. The general plot of this novel was:

It was a story about a Chinese web writer who had transmigrated into a Japanese high school student and dominated the Japanese light novel world with his skillful web novel routine. "Let me tell you, what is called a truly cool novel!" It was not plagiarism, but the protagonist used pure original novels to dominate. It contained a lot of 2D and ACG related content. Reading it might require a certain degree of otaku ~~
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"I'm in Tokyo, the King of Light Fictions" was a light novel written by the author, Ling Ling. It was a love story. The general plot of this novel was:

Accidentally lost his soul to a loser from Japan. He had no money to live on and had to embark on the path of writing novels? Since he didn't know how to write light novels, he could just use cool novels to write. What childhood sweethearts? In front of my Dragon King son-in-law, the invincible War God, they are all weak! A beautiful girl from a novel? I'm sorry, I really have someone who wrote cool articles to capture me…
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"Tokyo Life Begins as a Light Fictionalist" was a light novel written by the author, Yihuo. It was a fantasy novel. The general plot of this novel was:

He had traveled to Tokyo in the year 2003 in the parallel world and became a flopped light novel writer. He had failed to pass several new projects and was about to run out of ideas. Fortunately, he had a memory hack that allowed him to remember all the Japanese entertainment works he had seen in his previous life and the Japanese games he had played. Famous light novel author, popular game producer, top musician, animation master…When he looked back, he had already broken through the 2D world and became the only god in the 2D world.
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"The First King of the Japanese Server" was a light novel written by the author, Fan. It was a fantasy novel.
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"Japanese Entertainment is the Future of Kisaka" was a light novel written by Aki Akishichi. The general plot of the novel was as follows:

The story took place in Japan in the year 2021. A Chinese student studying in Japan had a series of encounters and gradually entered a field he was unfamiliar with. The plot would slowly enter Japanese entertainment, with the main character being Kimizaka, and it would involve the Janice boy band, comedy artists, and so on. It wasn't a fan-oriented novel, but a Japanese entertainment novel with a little idol as the main character.
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"The Gorgeous Counterattack of Japanese Entertainment" was a light novel written by the author, 27 ° North Latitude. It was a fantasy novel. The general plot of this novel was:

The story began with a Japanese high school student being transmigrated. On one side was a colorful idol life, and on the other side was a relaxed daily school life. Should he choose the big sister from the arts circle or the girl from the next class? Only children make choices! However, I'm still a child…[Note: This story is in a parallel plane. Please do not link it to real-life events, individuals, or organizations.]
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The book,"Tokyo Entertainment Writers", was a light novel written by the author, Summer Haidilao. It was a fantasy novel. The general plot of this novel was:

The Three Heavenly Kings of Japanese novels, Haruki Murakami in the field of literature, Keigo Higashino in the field of suspense novels, and Makoto Shinkai in the field of animation. This was the pinnacle of business writing and the pinnacle of Japanese novels. The Forest of Norway, a book bought by one in ten Japanese, tells the lost dreams of a generation of young people. Suspect X's sacrifice-a conscious sacrifice, a crazy love. Stone God vomited out his soul. 'Child of the weather---Compared to the blue sky, I prefer Yang dishes!' A love that betrayed the entire Tokyo... However, for Shinichi Manita, who was reborn in Tokyo, it was a huge problem to overcome the limitations of primary school students 'writing style and create these works.
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"The Day of the Leaf" was a light novel by author Yuka, a derivative doujinshi novel. The general plot of the novel was:

After transmigrating to the Ninja Realm and becoming the eldest daughter of the Hyuga clan, Hinata had many ideas. The first one was that she wanted to eat her fill…