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In this video, we will explain Our Story.
This movie tells a story of a high school student, Chitani Ichiya, who made his debut
as a novelist.
His novels received severe criticisms and were not popular.
One day, an editor proposes that Ichiya collaborates with his classmate Koyurugi Shiina, a popular
writer, on a novel.
The editor wants a novel that can touch people's hearts around the world.
Could Chitani write a novel that can move everyone's heart?
Let's find out in Our Story.
God of Novels or Our Story begins with a black and white scene in a classroom.
A male student is seen typing on a laptop.
One by one, the classmates entered and greeted each other.
A group of female students surrounded a girl who was called Koyurugi Shiina.
They asked Koyurugi if she had chosen a club.
It is also revealed that Koyurugi is a transfer student.
While other students were busy conversing about the club choice, Koyurugi saw the male
student staring at her, then greeted the student, who was apparently named Chitani.
Koyurugi asked if Chitani had any need for something with her because he kept staring
at her.
Chitani replies quietly that he doesn't need anything.
The female friends surrounding Koyurugi commented that it was the first time they had heard
Chitani's voice, as he had hardly spoken before.
But surprisingly, Chitani got up from the chair and asked Koyurugi if she liked novels.
Koyurugi didn't have time to answer as her friends around her laughed at Chitani's question.
Chitani runs out of the classroom because he feels embarrassed.
Chitani runs with a laptop to the empty school roof.
He types on the laptop that he hates novels.
After the opening scene, Our Story continues with the story in the first part, entitled
Chapter 1: Chitani Ichiya.
The student named Chitani Ichiya was seen sitting staring out the window in the literature
club room.
The scene focuses on a novel that is apparently written by Chitani Ichiya.
Another male student named Kunori Masaki, the chairman of the literature club walks
into the room and says they can't possibly invite Koyurugi to join the literature club
because Chitani can't even talk to her.
Chitani gets annoyed and says that Kunori should invite Koyurugi to join.
The chairman of the literature club then replied that he had invited Koyurugi to join but to
no avail.
It was revealed that their literary club was almost closed despite having a good tradition.
To save the literary club, they need Koyurugi to join.
Even so, Kunori refused to explain why only Koyurugi could save the literature club.
When Chitani came out of the club room, Kunori called his name.
It is revealed that Chitani Ichiya is a nickname that others should not know.
Unfortunately, when Kunori called Chitani's name, another student heard the name.
The scene moves to a cafe.
Chitani is seen sitting with a woman, a book publisher named Kouno.
Kouno rebuked Chitani's novel that seemed like it wasn't written by him.
Kouno warns Chitani not to underestimate work, as he is a professional novelist.
Chitani seemed hesitant when Kouno said that readers were waiting for his novel to be published.
In the next scene, Chitani looks for a novel in a bookstore.
He saw that an author, Fudou Shiina, had just published a new novel.
Chitani brought the novel to his younger sister, Hinako, who was in the hospital.
Hinako is apparently a fan of Fudou Shiina, a popular novelist.
Fudou Shiina's books are always sold out, unlike Chitani's novels.
At home, Chitani was washing the dishes when his mother came home.
Chitani regrets that his books can't be sold out, so his mother has to be busy with work.
Chitani's mother said she was looking forward to Chitani's new novel.
Hinako is apparently sick and is experiencing treatment at the hospital.
WhileTheir father had died.
Chitani looks increasingly pressured to write his new novel.
In the workroom, Chitani takes one of the novels from the bookshelf and reads that the
story in the novel can stab deep into the reader's heart like a freshly sharpened sword.
After reading the novel, Chitani opened a website on his laptop and read many bad reviews
about his novels.
The next scene shows Kunori and Chitani back in the literature club room.
A student who had previously heard Kunori calling Chitani's name introduced herself.
The female student is apparently Naruse Akino, a first-year student.
Naruse knows Chitani's pseudonym and admits that she has read his novel.
Naruse even said that the novel was able to touch the heart and said that she dreamed
of writing a novel that could move hearts like Chitani.
Hearing Naruse's words, Chitani laughed sarcastically.
He said that a novel should not move one's heart because it is only a fictional story.
Chitani says that the novel doesn't actually have any meaning.
Without anyone knowing, Koyurugi heard Chitani's words from outside the room.
Koyurugi barged in and directly slapped Chitani on the cheek, and scolded him for not saying
that to a junior.
Especially since Chitani is a member of the literature club and a writer of novels called
God of Novels.
Koyurugi insists she will never join the literature club because she is sick of being in the same
room with Chitani.
Chitani meets Kouno again at a cafe.
The publisher feels there is a problem with Chitani's self-confidence, making him unable
to write novels.
Kouno suggested that Chitani collaborates with someone who would develop the story's
plot.
This method is considered to boost sales of Chitani's novels.
Chitani agrees to try.
Kouno also called a partner who would collaborate with Chitani.
Unexpectedly, the collaboration partner was Koyurugi.
It is also revealed that Koyurugi Shiina is the author of a popular novel named Fudou
Shiina.
In the literature room, Chitani rebukes Kunori, who apparently already knows that Fudou Shiina
is Koyurugi Shiina.
This is why Kunori really wants Koyurugi to join the literature club.
Koyurugi invites Chitani to meet at a cafe.
Since the beginning of their meeting, they have been fighting.
Koyurugi also emphasized that Chitani only had to obey to write the story with the plot
she created.
The story's plot tells of an ordinary high school girl who is sensitive but broad-minded
named Tohko.
Tohko's attitude apparently hurt Mr. Ito and the others, so Tohko closed her heart.
But Tohko has the eye of the day that no one else knows.
Apparently, the plot of Koyurugi's story amazes Chitani.
Chitani started to look at Koyurugi with a different look, and his world seemed to be
full of color because of her story.
Koyurugi mentioned that she plans to divide the story's plot into four parts, and later
she will give two parts of the story to Chitani.
Chitani admits that Koyurugi's story idea never occurred to him.
So Chitani recognized Koyurugi's prowess as the author of the popular novel Fudou Shiina.
But Chitani wondered why Koyurugi didn't write anymore.
Koyurugi avoided Chitani's question and instead showed her displeasure with the collaboration.
Koyurugi was forced to collaborate with Chitani at the publisher's request, Kouno, who apparently
helped her publish her first novel.
Koyurugi also emphasized that no popular writer like herself would collaborate with an anonymous
novelist who did not sell well like Chitani.
In the second chapter: Koyurugi Shiina opens with a snippet of events in the past when
Kouno and Koyurugi had a conversation about the collaboration offer with Chitani.
At school, Koyurugi looks for Chitani in the literature club room.
Koyurugi was angry because the prologue manuscript written by Chitani was not enough to show
the main character's loneliness.
Koyurugi called Chitani's prologue too floating.
Meanwhile, Chitani thinks it's okay if the prologue floats because an easy-to-understand
story will make the novel sell even more.
Koyurugi grew angry and tore up the manuscript, ordering Chitani to rewrite it.
Chitani said that he wrote the novel not because he really wanted to.
Koyurugi threw the manuscript paper to Chitani and asked him to apologize to 'the novel,'
she urged him to ask why he wrote the novel.
In the morning, Koyurugi looked around a collection of books in the workroom, and she took a novel
by Funaki.
Chitani comments that Funaki's writing is similar to Koyurugi's.
The two walked home, and Koyurugi said that writing novels together was fun.
Chitani said that he felt writing novels was very painful in the past.
But not anymore.
Koyurugi even suggested that Chitani write a sequel to his debut novel.
Chitani then admitted that, in fact, he had already written half of the sequel to the
novel but could not continue after bringing reader reviews.
Chitani doubts whether the sequel to the novel will be liked.
Koyurugi mentioned that Chitani was a doubter, and she admitted that she actually liked his
novels.
The activity of writing novels together brings Chitani and Koyurugi closer.
When Chitani submitted the manuscript for the sequel to his first novel to the publisher,
a man named Nouko, the manuscript was immediately accepted.
Nouko even immediately asked to publish the novel.
In the fourth chapter: Kunori Masaki opens with the chairman of the literature club watching
Chitani and Koyurugi arguing over how to write a novel.
Kunori is apparently a smart and versatile student, and he has many friends.
Kunori feels that his high school life isn't bad, even though he can't write stories like
Chitani and Koyurugi.
In the literature club room, Kunori comments on Chitani, who really enjoys writing.
Chitani said he didn't seem to like writing in the past, but that has changed after collaborating
with Koyurugi.
When Kunori says that he didn't think the collaboration would be successful at first,
Chitani admits that he and Koyurugi are very different.
Chitani wouldn't be able to become like Koyurugi, being a bright person who was always the center
of attention.
Chitani explained that a big wall prevented him from coming to a sunny place like Koyurugi.
Chitani analogizes it to a wall that limits him.
Unexpectedly, Kunori asked Chitani not to whine and continue writing so that he could
read the novel.
Chitani apparently understood Kunori's request.
On the other hand, Nouko actually returned the sequel to Chitani's novel and decided
not to continue publication.
Chitani was shocked when Nouko explained that the trend at that time was novels with light
stories.
Chitani walked home in the pouring rain, and he was so angry and desperate that he didn't
go to school.
Chitani locks himself in his room after tearing up his novel.
Kunori comes to visit Chitani's house after his phone doesn't pick up.
Kunori saw the messy room and, without a word, tidied it up.
Kunori insists that he will not leave Chitani until he returns to school.
In the literature room, Kunori tells Koyurugi that Chitani has come to school.
Koyurugi came to Chitani, who was hiding on the roof.
Chitani then explained that the publisher rejected the sequel to his novel.
Chitani feels sad and thinks he is not much different from his father, just a writer whose
novels are not selling well, so he should stop.
Koyurugi begs Chitani not to hate novels and that she will wait for his novel.
Chitani meets Kouno and tells her he quit and stopped writing collaborative novels.
Kouno tried to restrain Chitani, but he insisted that he could no longer write.
Chitani says instead of writing a novel that doesn't sell well, he will work odd jobs,
go to school, go to university, and work for real for his family.
Kouno asks Chitani to promise if one day he decides to write a novel again, he should
tell her.
Chitani and Koyurugi's relationship was strained.
Until the exam, Koyurugi again looked panicked and fell to the floor.
Chitani waited for Koyurugi, who was brought to the treatment room at the school.
Koyurugi said that she was okay and just feeling a little sick.
Chitani asked about Koyurugi's shaking hands.
Koyurugi finally admitted that she could no longer write because her head went blank,
her body froze, and her hands trembled every time she tried to write.
Apparently, this situation happened because of the many malicious messages from readers
accusing Koyurugi of plagiarism until she finally transferred schools.
Koyurugi mentioned that the accusations came from Funaki s fans.
Even though Koyurugi doesn't do plagiarism and just likes Funaki's writing.
After that, Koyurugi couldn't write anymore.
Although she really wanted to write a story.
That's why Koyurugi wrote the story in collaboration with Chitani.
But lately, Koyurugi couldn't even write the plot.
So that the last part of the plot of their collaboration novel could not be completed.
The scene moves to the hospital room.
Hinako asks Chitani to help Koyurugi write, and she waits for their novel.
On the way home from the hospital, Chitani asks his mother if she regrets living with
his father because he did nothing and left only debts.
Chitani's mother's answer was completely unexpected, and she actually said that the story written
by Chitani's father moved her heart.
Chitani then remembered when he was a child, he saw his mother crying after reading a novel.
Chitani's father said Chitani's mother cried while reading the novel because she hoped
she would not have to cry again tomorrow.
To little Chitani, his father explained that if you cry while reading a novel, you will
remember it for the rest of your life.
Chitani's mother explained that Chitani's father's story gave her courage.
The next day, Chitani returned to the literature club room and then met Kunori, who already
knew what had happened to Koyurugi.
Kunori then said that, unlike himself, who could only wait for Koyurugi's work, Chitani
could do something.
Kunori admits that when he feels sad and even loses his courage, he reads Chitani's novels.
Kunori mentioned that the novel was his favorite.
Chitani finally understands what his father said about a novel that can move readers'
hearts.
Chitani calls Koyurugi, informing her that he will continue writing the collaborative
novel, then he asks her to once again trust his writings.
Our story concludes with Chitani running toward Koyurugi, and he assures her that they could
write again no matter what.
Chitani calls Koyurugi God of Novels, a call that she had previously told him.
On the other hand, Kunori seems to enjoy reading the novel.
Meanwhile, Naruse is no longer secretly writing novels, and she is proud to say that she was
writing a novel.
At the hospital, Chitani's mother tells Hinako that Chitani rarely visits because it is the
best time to write.
In the workroom, Chitani and Koyurugi wrote together.
Chitani then let Koyurugi try to write an epilogue.
The last scene shows Koyurugi answering Chitani's question in the opening, that she likes novels
and really like novels.
The moral that can be learned from this movie is the effort and hard work to pursue until
you maintain your dream.
Although it is not easy and full of obstacles, we should not give up on our dreams.
Koyurugi Shiina Chitani Kunori Masaki Kouno Fudou Shiina Hinako Naruse Akino Chitani Shouya
Nouko
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