This Novel... Seems Familiar?

This Novel... Seems Familiar? is a Daily Commission that occurs in Inazuma City, Inazuma.
==Steps==
# Visit Shigeru and Junkichi
# Collect three light novels that meet the requirements (0/3)
#* Investigate bookshelves at the Yae Publishing House for three quest items: The Sage Aetolia Will Die Tomorrow, Literature Club, The Honest Cat's Little Lie.
# Show Shigeru the correct light novel
#* The correct light novel is Literature Club.
==Gameplay Notes==
* Players who wish to view the dialogue for all the books should submit the novel Literature Club last, as submitting it ends the quest.
* The Sage Aetolia Will Die Tomorrow and The Honest Cat's Little Lie can be submitted multiple times before submitting Literature Club. The dialogue does not change.
* Completing both this commission and This Novel Seems... Problematic? will grant the .
==Rewards==
==Dialogue==
;(Talk to Shigeru or Junkichi)
:Junkichi: I'm done! I don't care how much you beg! I quit being a writer!
:Shigeru: Archons... This is the seventh time you've threatened me with a strike... and not once was it a serious threat.
: What are you guys fighting about this time...
:Junkichi: You're finally here, Traveler! You have to help me!
:Junkichi: He's been going overboard ever since you took his side the last time. He's been laying down dozens of rules for me!
:Junkichi: From naming to plot design. He wants to make a set of... writing standards!
:Junkichi: How am I supposed to write like this!? Why doesn't he just write it then!?
:Shigeru: These are principles of writing that I've extracted from successful novels. They are tried and true guidelines.
:Junkichi: That's imposing the formula of other novels onto my work. Am I writing my own novel, or am I copying someone else's?
:Junkichi: I would never write so rigidly... If you want something like that, you should write it yourself!
:Junkichi: Besides, aren't there already a lot of these novels rotting away in the Yae Publishing House?
:Shigeru: That's just poor marketing, not the novel itself...
:Junkichi: It had nothing to do with the sales strategy. It's purely because of the way those authors wrote their novels.
:Junkichi: You may not know them all, but I, as an author, have read every book published by the Yae Publishing House.
:Junkichi: Traveler, could you get some novels for me? Shigeru and I need to have an important discussion.
: I've got you.
: What novels should I bring?
::Junkichi: Just bring me the novels that I keep around. I often use them as a warning to myself... of what not to write.
;(Talk to Shigeru or Junkichi again, optional)
:Junkichi: Traveler, could you get some novels for me? Shigeru and I need to have an important discussion.
:Shigeru: Hmph. If I let him write however he pleases, he will ruin the novels for sure.
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;(Pick up )
:Paimon: This is "The Sage Aetolia Will Die Tomorrow." Well, the name's certainly long and impressive...
;(Pick up )
:Paimon: This book's called "Literature Club." A surprisingly concise title...
;(Pick up )
:Paimon: This one's "The Honest Cat's Little Lie"... Such an unclear name. What kinda story is this?
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;(Talk to Junkichi)
:Junkichi: Traveler, did you bring those novels? Let's have a look.
:;(Item submission screen opens)
;(If the player submits The Honest Cat's Little Lie)
::Shigeru: I remember this one. This suspense novel was popular for a long time, wasn't it?
::Shigeru: The reason for its success is because of the clever mysteries and plot structure.
::Shigeru: Although many readers have said that part of the plot is impossible to follow, the author still stuck to their own principles.
::Junkichi: That's why this novel stands out from other suspense novels.
::Shigeru: But doesn't this novel also have a solid setting? A solid setting that isn't easily altered is the key to support the plot of this sort of suspense novel.
::Junkichi: Uh... well... Traveler, do we have any other books here...
:;(Dialogue ends)
;(If the player submits The Sage Aetolia Will Die Tomorrow)
::Shigeru: I think this novel has the same fantasy background as "Onibudou"...
::Junkichi: Yes. The setting in this novel is very popular. The author even wrote a book just about the details of the world, and that one sold like hotcakes!
::Shigeru: However, the features of the setting are presented to the reader from the very beginning and more aren't added in halfway through. Plus, it's all very relevant to the plot.
::Junkichi: Uh... well... Traveler, do we have any other books here...
:;(Dialogue ends)
;(When the player submits Literature Club)
:Shigeru: How about this one, then? I remember its writing was excellent and its plot was well-designed. It was highly praised by the editors. Also, its sales were excellent.
:Junkichi: ...Was it, though?
:Junkichi: It was so caught up with the rigid plot and setting that it didn't have any room for expansion in the story. In the end, it just became repetitive.
:Junkichi: It gradually lost readers because it lacked fresh stories. In the end, it lost all of its readers and fizzled out ignominiously.
:Junkichi: Whether it's the setting or the plot, if you put yourself inside a box, all your stories will look the same. You'll stagnate.
:Junkichi: I don't want my novel to be like that! The most important thing a story should have is life!
:Junkichi: If... if the author himself is not interested in his own story, how can he make the reader feel the same passion?
:Junkichi: Shigeru!
:Shigeru: ...I see.
:Shigeru: I didn't know that you thought so much about these things. No wonder you wrote a novel like "Onibudou."
:Shigeru: I don't want to limit your creativity, but I've seen too many authors ruin their work because of their excessive imagination...
:Shigeru: Junkichi, what do you think of creativity as a writer?
:Junkichi: I believe that it's the desire to create. A writer who has no desire to create won't be able to write words that attract readers.
:Shigeru: In my opinion, it's more important still for a writer to exercise restraint in expressing that creative desire.
: You two still can't reach a consensus...
: I guess he is not convinced...
:Junkichi: Shigeru, I...
:Shigeru: But I'm not the author of this novel. You are. I'm just an editor who needs to help you finish it.
:Shigeru: If you insist on your ideas, then create them as you wish.
:Shigeru: I can't say that I agree with you. But I will try to understand you.
:Junkichi: Ah... thank you, Shigeru!
:Shigeru: You're welcome. Of course, I get where you're coming from. But you need to understand my position, too. For example...
:Junkichi: Uh, what is it?
:Shigeru: For example, it's been another day, where is your manuscript!?
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