Remaking the World, Starting in Tokyo

The writing is quite good, there is a behind-the-scenes, people will die, and the mystery is OK, but don't forget, don't write about CP when writing a comprehensive comic, don't write about China when writing about a mysterious coming into the world, it's either not there, or it's ascension I feel like I can't stand it anymore.

The writing is pretty good, with a strong character as the mastermind behind the scenes, preferably without a female protagonist.

Yes, the female characters are treated a bit too well, but it's better than the male characters being treated well. Do you like to do your duty to the shadows so much? Just let Shadow be the protagonist. By the way, give all the protagonist's vest and harem to Shadow.

The behind-the-scenes footage is okay. The male protagonist doesn't jump around like a clown, which already surpasses 50% of similar works. What follows is a big fight for homogeneity, which is not interesting anymore.

It's okay. When I saw the beginning, I thought that the stallion who was behind the scenes would run out and open up the harem openly. But the result was okay. I kept the character of the mastermind behind the scenes. It's very interesting, I'm not trapped by love and love, and the updates are very fast [Blowing kiss][Flowing kiss][Flowing kiss]

I have read Chapter 62. How should I put it? There is a kind of reinforcement that is risking the opponent's life. It feels like humans can't win even once. Maybe I can't stand this type of thing. Come on, author, I'm leaving now. No, after two days, the more I thought about those plots, the more uncomfortable I became, so I changed my review

It's a hodgepodge of superpowers, and it's pretty good against radio waves. The most important thing is that it's a big deal.

It's really to my taste. It's a real behind-the-scenes look. The main characters in the group portraits are also written with their own characteristics. It's not the same old routine of scorning someone and belittling someone. It's so beautiful that I couldn't finish reading it in one morning. I have to keep writing.

It's not bad. There are no poisonous points at the moment. The protagonist is also a qualified behind-the-scenes mastermind. I just feel that the scene of a planet is too small for the protagonist's specifications. I wonder if there will be alien civilizations and other universes in the future.

It stitches together a lot of characters and settings, and is a bit messy overall, but the plot is good. The climax and daily life are both okay. The characters basically maintain their original settings, and there are not a lot of OOCs. I quite like this book.