Transmigrated to Neon: What Do You Mean I Created the Supernatural?

The protagonist should participate in the semi-behind-the-scenes footage of the main character; that's the right thing to do. [Note] The protagonist is supposed to be arrogant and boastful. Do you get the feeling of "the darkest place is under the lamp"? 😄 The loli heroine is right too 😳 But I suggest layering on extra layers of armor in case your stockings slip off in a plane crash 😄 I love watching it, I can't sleep at night because of the fast updates 😳

The protagonist later creates monsters to eat people, then kills them, and reappears as a member of the Demon Slayer Corps, like in Demon Slayer. If you can accept that, then watch it. The monster said, "Why do only humans eat animals? Animals can't eat humans." The protagonist then replied, "Because we are humans," which was somewhat comical.

It's pretty good for its genre, but I'll lower the score a bit. Firstly, there are too many lolis. For someone like me who's omnivorous and likes all kinds of fetishes, this is a bit much. Secondly, there are just too many female characters appearing. Are they all going to be included? Honestly, I can only remember one or two female lead names these days. A little more pacing would be fine. 😄

Keep it up, big brother who's writing about the Imperial Uncle!

It's pretty good, but some of the plot points are a bit over the top, with a lot of lolis.

Try to avoid using fake accounts to flirt with girls. Of course, if you can break the fake account very quickly, then that's fine. Otherwise, how would they eventually integrate the harem?

It's very well written; I read it in one go. I don't know what to comment on. There was a novel I was quite interested in based on the synopsis, but it only had three reviews, and the total reading time wasn't even over 100 minutes. One person even spent several hours reading it on Tomato (a Chinese online literature platform). I felt like their reviews were a bit botted.

This is so good! It's better than Tomato's other harem novels where he's the only one who matters! 😄 Also! I'm not a lolicon!!!

Dear viewers, everyone who passes by, come and get an electric shock! 😏

It feels like the author, the artist, and the reader are all connected through AI, but the story about the Imperial Uncle is a good reconciliation and readable. It's better than other behind-the-scenes stories, especially those about AI behind-the-scenes stories, which seem to have grand ambitions but are actually just going around in circles.