In American Comics, I Become the Mastermind Behind the Scenes
人在美漫：我成了幕后黑手
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 738k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Film & TV Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
342Chapters
4.2MReads
22.1kFlowers
10.0Score
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Looking for Behind-the-scenes Mastermind Fanfiction with No Female Lead.
The first two are new releases. The third one gets bad later on. The fourth has the protagonist serving as someone else's stand-in later, but the earlier parts are pretty good.
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Behind-the-Scenes Fanfiction, Preferably Naruto, One Piece, or Marvel
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Why should he go to the "front stage" and join the Avengers after being the mastermind behind the scenes?
The behind-the-scenes story is, to put it bluntly, xiangwen. It writes about various characters. The protagonist can put on a vest and interact with the characters, but the writing style must be good. If you can't control it, if the behind-the-scenes story is forced to be written by the protagonist to show off, then the book will basically be useless and the results will definitely not be good.
Can you reduce the role of the protagonist? Isn't this a behind-the-scenes story?
Do you have any similar recommendations?
It's a pity. If I didn't have the power of prediction, I would have read it. I predict that this book will definitely stop updating.
Reply in the following format Name Type [Companion characters: Character cards and prop cards are not)] [Companion creature: Prop cards are not used] [Effect: Skills are graded as entry level, ordinary, expert, master, grand master, grand master, and heavenly master] [Introduction: Character's life, origin of props and venues] [Note: If you complain about character props, you can make jokes)]
He is obviously a bad guy, but on the surface he is a super righteous person, which is super cool.
This book is the same as the one behind the scenes that started with American comics.
A good mastermind ended up joining S. H. I. E. L. D., A waste of my money.
As the author, I suggest you create a character poll to let everyone choose their favorite characters. Vote on it and select characters with more characters to appear in your book. This way your book can be read for a longer time and everyone will like to read it more.