Type-Moon, Rin Tohsaka Wants to Be the Most Popular Too!

☆Author desu~☆ I finally passed Level 4 and can speak... In short, feel free to ask any suggestions or questions here, and I will reply when I see them. If you like this book, please recommend it and vote for it. Thank you! ☆Above desu! ☆

I said Rin is the main character, so who are we persecuting, boss? #(You know what I mean)

☆Author desu~☆ Although it's heartbreaking, this book was an attempt to promote the "Complete Pizza" concept! Click to bookmark and follow for more, and it was a complete failure; it's only good for self-indulgence. (இωஇ ) So although I'll still write, it'll really be mostly for my own enjoyment... In summary, there are three main points. 1. The title, cover, and introduction were subpar. I had high hopes for it at the time, but looking back now, it wasn't as interesting as I expected. 2. The design of the "satisfaction points" is not mature enough. Real-world feedback needs to be timely. The design of having to complete a dungeon, manage popularity, and then allow for upgrades is too cumbersome and not satisfying enough. 3. My writing skills are insufficient to capture that feeling. Whether it's Rin's cool demeanor or the fans' praise, it ultimately falls short. The author has always liked the mature and cool bad woman, the kind of bad woman who hides her sensitive heart with cold arrogance. I especially want to write a story about a villainous woman who appears before the protagonist group as the antagonist boss, causing the protagonist to exclaim in shock, "Why?" Then, after many twists and turns, she is ultimately defeated by the protagonist's "eloquence," "bonds," and "friendship"—the classic tropes of romance—leaving her in tears and ultimately saved by the protagonist. Looking back now, "Lord of Lostbelts: Rin Tohsaka" seems like a pretty good title. It seems I still have a long way to go to write the characters I've always imagined; there's so much I need to learn and improve. #(Crying) ☆Abovedesu☆

When are you going to reincarnate, you bastard? #(You know what I mean)

First #(funny)#(funny)

I suggest reducing the amount of real-world storyline outside of major events like anime conventions and meet-and-greets. Viewer feedback, plot speculations, and the "fake drug" incident should be inserted into side stories. Additionally, strengthen the protagonist's subjectivity and overall energy, allowing viewers to control the plot while watching the live comments, saying things that seem meaningless to create the fake drug scenario; generating discussion will be very satisfying.

It looks pretty good so far.

It feels like the so-called real world that Rin lives in is somewhat like the original Earth of DC's Superman. So here's the question: Can Rin unleash a reality-altering punch? #(Laughs)

Let the new book rest for a while.