Only I Have Magic: I Faked the Nightmare Realm
唯我独法：我伪造了梦魇空间
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- 656k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban High-Concept
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- The Mastermind Behind the Scenes: I Pretend to Be the Main God and Deceive Everyone幕后黑手：伪装主神，愚弄众生Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's good! I've read up to chapter 65 and avoided most of the pitfalls of the "behind-the-scenes" plot twists. My biggest concerns are: the "behind-the-scenes" plot twist where the main god himself becomes a player; the protagonist lacks any sense of grandeur, acting more like a loser than a god; messy, ambiguous relationships in the real world; and endless, rambling, and nonsensical dialogue. It's rare to find something this good, so I'll support the author to avoid abandoning the story! 😄
Good! Hope you can keep it up, but please avoid any ambiguity or overly sentimental elements! There should be plenty of dark elements, after all, it's a dark story. You could reflect more on real society, for example, reincarnators returning to reality and causing some accidents, and letting people in the real world know about the reincarnation space, or even the authorities!
It's very good, better than most of the infinite flow novels I've read on Tomato, completely avoiding those clichéd and toxic elements. The behind-the-scenes storyline is also well maintained, without any low-brow plots where the protagonist shows off. The world-building and character development are excellent. I think even without the behind-the-scenes storyline, the author would write a very good traditional infinite flow novel. I hope they keep it up.
The protagonist, as a supreme god, doesn't intervene directly, is ruthless, and finds pleasure in the lives and deaths of reincarnators. The story follows a supreme god-building narrative, and overall, it doesn't have any major flaws. Compared to similar works, the content is good, the writing is smooth, and it's quite excellent.
Finally found this kind of book! Books like Tomato's are practically extinct these days. There are so few of these villainous behind-the-scenes stories. The ensemble cast is also well-written. As long as I keep following along, it should become a good book once it reaches a certain word count.
Currently at chapter 71, there aren't any glaring flaws (I read quickly and don't usually notice minor issues, and I don't like to delve too deeply). The only problem is that Lin Xiao has too much screen time, perhaps because there aren't many chapters yet, so the protagonist's growth isn't described in much detail. Overall, I think this book is pretty good.
This is very well written, author. Keep up the dark style, no more saintly sentimentality, no more pity. It's been a long time since I've seen such a well-written management novel about a main god. It's much better than those that are just a facade. Keep it up!
I'll give it 5 stars despite the low rating. The writing is smooth, not perfect, but the characters are fairly normal and not awkward. I like stories about behind-the-scenes figures, and I'm always worried about characters being overdeveloped; this is pretty good. The biggest challenge with behind-the-scenes stories is balance: how do you balance the presence of the mastermind and the protagonist?
The overall plot is alright. But that guy surnamed Jiang is having it too easy. Even if we don't kill him off, we should at least make him suffer. If this kind of unorthodox path is going too smoothly, this book is very likely to be banned if someone reports it. The plot felt a bit forced.
I've read 103 chapters. Well, the good thing is that the protagonist hasn't lost his cool, hasn't revealed his true colors, and hasn't shown any mercy. The bad thing is that the protagonist has too little screen time; he basically only appears in one chapter after a certain arc. But since there are only a little over 100 chapters left, it's hard to give a definitive evaluation. For now, there aren't any major flaws, so it's worth a read!