Behind the Scenes, I Create the Uncanny

Current writing style: 1. Protagonist creates weirdness and launches it - 2. Causes casualties - 3. Official entrance - 4. Official battles with weirdness. After a battle, regardless of winning or losing, go directly to the next weird description (end) Each weird thing goes through the 1234 process once and then exits. The next weird thing continues to follow the 1234 routine cycle. The protagonist belongs completely behind the scenes, and will only be mentioned when the weirdness and weird performance surprise him. Currently, there are no weird ones that are biased towards humans. They are all weird ones that are full of malice towards humans or weird ones that are chaotic and neutral. Then it is more fun for the protagonist and the readers to just sit back and watch the humans being tired of dealing with it. Killing is a trivial matter, and several weirdos obviously cause quite a lot of damage. However, the author did not detail the human casualty data, ordnance consumption, economic losses, etc. Without a record, there is no judgment standard, which cannot reflect the degree of danger of weirdness, making the weirdos look like flower stands that do not deal high damage and kill people. At present, the one that has caused the greatest impact is actually an absolutely neutral auxiliary type of weirdness - the Global Network, which is a website where people all over the world can see weird information. Let people all over the world know that weird things exist. I don't know when there will be a big scene, the weirdness of mass death [laughing and crying]

There is a dark story behind the discovery of the treasure. Those who like Trevor Henderson's monster system are in luck. Most of the monsters created by the protagonist refer to Trevor Henderson. It's a lot of fun, the rhythm is good, and there are many big scenes. According to the protagonist, he creates the nth monster-horror story-the police station comes to support, the army comes to fight-the subsequent impact, global discussion, the protagonist reviews and launches the n+1th monster. The key is that it's a rare behind-the-scenes dark story where the author doesn't involve his personal life, and it's very easy to read. New monsters continue to appear, making it full of freshness

If you like abnormal project type articles or unit dramas, then this article is definitely not to be missed. The protagonist has a sufficient sense of presence, but does not subvert the theme or overwhelm the protagonist. He is more like a narrator, conceiving creations, and then watching and having fun with us as the audience; there is almost no relationship between adjacent chapters, and can be treated as a unit drama, and each anomaly is full of design, which is completely different from the kind of pseudo-abnormality literature that uses mutants as anomalies. This description of anomalies is purely cold-blooded and inhuman, but they each have their own thinking patterns and characteristics. Although at first glance, humans have no power to fight back, as time goes by, it will be found that the anomalous organizations and citizens of various countries are increasing their strength in all aspects. They are not completely killing humans, but excellent anomalous literature in many aspects.

Okay, this kind of good-looking thing that gives humans a glimmer of hope, the monsters in the past were either too strong or too weak, or they gave the officials a countermeasure that basically had no side effects.

Recently, I have become obsessed with dark novels, whether they are about girls with female protagonists who are extremely calculating, or about boys who kill people everywhere. I particularly like them. Please don't mind. After all, I've been under a lot of pressure lately.

A wonderful novel, with a little more interesting weirdness. As long as you don't lick the country, it is basically considered non-toxic [Eating Melon] We take care of it, we protect it, and we run away.

Come on, author, it's weird, creative, and the mastermind behind the scenes. This kind of theme is really interesting. The details and logic are very meticulous, and there are no poisonous points. The mastermind behind the scenes suddenly jumped to the front of the scene, attracting the attention of state agencies, etc.

Come on, come on, based on the author's other team article, I think this one has a promising future.

Good looking, nothing to say, the logic is clear The behind-the-scenes creation of monsters and character creation are very distinctive. It's great, and the creations are also quite innovative. The update frequency is also quite fast, with three quality photos per day being enough.

There is no poisonous point at the moment... It's just too short... I want to keep it but I'm afraid it will kill me [Thoughts]