How to evaluate the literariness of light novels?

I haven't read many light novels, so just talk nonsense. Although I didn't want to admit it in the past, I can only accept it now. The original light novels, including the present ones, don't take literariness as their own evaluation project and creative pursuit. As for the future, maybe. The above sentence is more straightforward. At present, it seems difficult to evaluate the literariness of his works on the creative carrier of light novels. If we underestimate the core of the novel's selling point, it is easy to find that what attracts readers is often not the charm of the whole work, but the fragmented aspects such as illustrations, characters, world outlook, specific plots or relationship between characters. As a genre that focuses on entertainment and business, light novels inevitably need to attract readers quickly in some form, which is often reflected in the setting of externalization, that is, these "fragmented aspects" mentioned above. Many light novels are not designed to tell a complete story, but to structure their plots in order to give play to their characteristics, which is different from the "telling people's stories" advocated by traditional novels. Therefore, in a sense, light novels consider "what story to tell" rather than "how to tell a good story". This is not to say that the latter is not the author's consideration at all, but it is not the main aspect. To be an excellent light novel, you may have to earn more points in this respect, but this aspect is not the decisive factor in making a "good-looking light novel".