Behind the Scenes: Turning Everyone into Monsters

If you like "The Monster I Created", you can go without thinking. Chen Ye's book is the one with the most similar style that I have seen so far. Behind the scenes of the protagonist + Group portrait + Absolute loyalty + The protagonist becomes a god It doesn't seem to be too toxic at the moment. Now that it's approaching the 100th chapter, it seems that many of the abilities come from natural elements. The nine-tailed fox sequence is also very Chinese. I look forward to the follow-up development. I hope that it will not be chaotic when there are more people and that the different charms and growth changes of each person's personality can be written. The growth and changes of the super group portraits are truly a must-see. There are also battles between various consciousness organizations. There are also religions and organizations that have sprung up like mushrooms after a rain after the revelation of superpowers. It's also a must-have. This is difficult to write clearly and well. I hope the author can persevere. Finally, I wish the author can get 9 points.

Very nice! I have read a lot of behind-the-scenes articles, and this one is also worth reading. The protagonist does not have to worry about many limitations in his abilities. It is really behind-the-scenes, and the competition between the camps is also quite interesting. The author will give it a boost and update it!

Nice ! ! ! Possible poison points: ⭕Seek enemies in the void, but it won't be too serious. The protagonist said he didn't want to participate but had no choice, and then he was found out. ⭕Behind-the-scenes feeling: Before the night attack on the bar, it was really behind-the-scenes. After that, it was the kind of behind-the-scenes where you are so powerful that you can't do anything about it. There are less plots for the protagonist. ⭕Parallel World: There are extraordinary people who are time travellers! But there is a reversal, that Zhang Wei [expression]. ⭕Extraordinary: Absolutely loyal to the protagonist (not counting Zhang Wei, I am currently on chapter 120/123), but I don't like internal fighting, but revenge leaves me speechless. After the three-party brawl around chapter 80, the truth came out. The abilities of extraordinary beings feel quite rich and interesting! A multi-party fight, fun. Under the powerful extraordinary influence, some clues emerged. The strongest fourth level can also be sealed, and the hostile law enforcement officers contained also have "people of their own". Why don't they bring the whole world back together later? Anyway, the role positioning is behind the scenes. I hope the author will continue to maintain [love]

It feels good, looks pretty, and doesn't feel like there's anything poisonous about it. [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking] Have you tasted too much poison? [Laughs] Author's quick update

Good luck to those who like Chen Huohua's book. It can't be said to be exactly the same, but it is highly similar. The pace is fast. Each camp has its counterpart in Chen Huohua's book.

It's super good. After I read Chen Ye's book, I've been looking for something similar, but unfortunately I couldn't find it. Now that I've found something similar, I'm super looking forward to it. The author should do a lot to update it. It's only over 100 years old and it's not enough to read.

The specific content is a little questionable, but it feels good if you like this genre. There is a relatively famous monster sequence in the same genre that everyone should have read. If you like something similar, you can read this book. Apart from these things, this book is a normal behind-the-scenes novel.

Good news is well written, bad news is well written The writing on this subject is undoubtedly very good, and the illustrations are also good. I gave five stars because I prefer this subject matter, but some of it is not very comfortable to read. I thought about it, probably because the writing on the dark side is a bit too harsh, and it is easy for me to be immersed in the scene, which is not very bearable. There are also some problems. The background seems a bit confusing. Before the Phoenix appeared, it was supposed to be an imaginary country based on us. However, after the Phoenix appeared, it only reflected the dark side. The contrast with the previous criminal investigation captain was sharp, and the reading was weird. It is recommended not to use your brain, because some of the plot advancements are weird, similar to plot killings, but other than that it is pretty good.

It's very interesting. After reading I Create Monsters, I really like this kind of books.

The author wants to know, if the male protagonist gives others abilities, will the male protagonist himself also have them? Or is it just unconditional obedience to orders?