With the Death Note in Hand, Call Me the Creator of the Bizarre

The protagonist doesn't personally participate; instead, he releases power seeds from the void. This is far better than other books where the protagonist goes to the site to create them, given the prevalence of surveillance these days. Also, each anomaly exists independently and currently doesn't intersect, but official forces are investigating and connecting the stories, which is quite good.

Overall it's alright, just two downsides. 1—Tell the police about the shadow's weakness 2—The original body met the metal man in person and gave him the ability (although the metal man couldn't describe the original body's appearance, which was a bit speechless).

The author's writing is decent, but few readers will likely stick with it for long. The reason is simple: villains in novels receive their due punishment, but reality is different. It's too depressing. I never feel happy about evil being punished, because the mere existence of evil fills me with utter disgust and anger.

I came from the author's previous book, but unfortunately it was discontinued. Then I checked the author's homepage and found this book. After reading a few chapters, I found it quite good and I'm following it every day. It's very well written o(*≧▽≦)ツ┏━┓

It's pretty good, quite interesting, but it's a pity the main character doesn't appear much, so there's no satisfying moment, no protagonist appearing when others are at their most desperate and bestowing a magical power.

I don't know how it goes later on, but I've spent most of my boring workday listening to this novel. So far, up to chapter twenty-something, it's been pretty good, so I'll give it five stars for now. I'll comment again if anything gets worse later.

It's okay, but can I travel outside the province or abroad? It's not fair to say I favor your city.

It's alright, five stars. Potential flaws: The protagonist deliberately hints at the weaknesses of the Shadow Tales in front of the police, and the protagonist himself directly bestows a Tales Seed upon someone face-to-face.

Sure, at first I thought the protagonist was disrupting society and harming innocent people, but seeing the official choices and actions, I felt the protagonist was a bit too gentle 🤦🤦🤦

It's pretty good, but I wonder if the author can keep updating it. I haven't finished reading many of these novels.