I'm in Hakoba, I'm a Fictional Historian

After returning from Demon Slayer, the plot development has become very disordered, a bit like conspiracy theories for the sake of conspiracy theories. The protagonist is all alone guessing and guessing, and the objective plot has not changed at all. 99.9% Of the readers have not read the original work. You let the protagonist reason and reason alone. Even those who have read the original work are confused. Those who have not read the original work will only become more dizzy. It is recommended to prioritize the development of the objective plot and not let the protagonist guess riddles alone.

The author is so immersed in his art that he no longer knows what heaven and earth are.

I can't understand what he is writing at all.

Will you die if you don't write about Demon Slayer? Don't like watching Demon Slayer?

If you are still writing a novel, let's decide on the name of the protagonist first.

The further I write, the more I realize that I am writing a paper, and I am writing it over and over again. The further I go, the more boring I become.

Chapter 2: Poison Hair dies suddenly. The author even scribbles the protagonist's name. What's there to see in this?

Update it quickly. Who do you show so little to?

Good books, good books, good books, good books, good books, good books, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.

It's beautiful. I rarely see Hakoba's books.