I'm a Novelist, and My Readers Almost Got Me Locked Up!

Carrying a knife but not an umbrella on a rainy night? I also pursue his books. I also pursue Ono's books. So far, there are 799 books written by Ono that I know of, and only one book costs 800.

There was a guy who wrote spy novels, but he turned out to be a spy. It made me laugh to death.

Like the title says, the policewoman is too upright and doesn't think about the protagonist enough. She's also a spy, which makes me uncomfortable just thinking about it. She also takes matters into her own hands, so why do we need her? There are too many female reporters. We can do live broadcasts with or without her, so why bring her along? Except for the usefulness of male soldiers, everything else is superfluous, including the archeology professor, who can't run fast when danger comes. Is it reasonable for the protagonist, the king, to bring so much bronze? I hope the system will allow the protagonist to have many subordinates, otherwise the protagonist alone will not be able to compete with the country and other teams. After all, the blood of the unicorn blood and mythical beast is very eye-catching!

If you say something to me, the third uncle will go to jail sooner or later. If you say something to me, how many years can the third uncle be sentenced to? You and I are together, who knows how miserable Third Uncle is. You tell me and I tell you who is to blame for the third uncle being caught. (?ω?)Hiahiahia

Oh my god, I read four novels with almost identical introductions at the same time. What should I say?

If you say something, if I say something, my third uncle will go to jail sooner or later.

Are there any similar novels where the protagonist cannot be traced?

It's boring. It's a moral kidnapping and a hindrance.

My third uncle is writing a diary in prison.

I suspect you are insinuating Uncle San