Tokyo: The Player Behind the Scenes

If you come in with the expectation of watching the traditional behind-the-scenes flow, you will be disappointed. The traditional behind-the-scenes flow that I understand is that the protagonist has the ability to give others extraordinary abilities, and then choose characters who suffer great hatred to avenge them. But I don't know how to describe this one. The protagonist does have this ability, but it is not given directly. Instead, like the Lord God, he allows others to become game players, and then clears the game to receive rewards and become extraordinary (it has not been written yet, but it must be the case). The biggest difference from traditional behind-the-scenes streaming is that this game copy is based on the real past. Therefore, players should realize that the game is a real event, and then use the abilities gained from the game to compete for opportunities and find out the truth. This is the plot that I am most looking forward to. This copy of the game feels like it has a lot of potential. For example, it is like having endless fun in a small world, turning what will happen in the future into a game. You can also play online games to pit player camps against each other, which is fun just thinking about it. The problem is that the pace is very slow and completely different from the author's previous book. The reasoning part is well drawn, but there is still a suspicion of playing tricks on the police. However, in the face of Chaofan, the police will be completely crushed and transparent if they don't play tricks. But it must not be found on the protagonist, otherwise it will definitely be a poison point. It is acceptable to find out that there may be such a mysterious person. That's all for now, I look forward to writing a different behind-the-scenes flow. Don't imitate your father-in-law!

The biggest role of the protagonist in this novel is to obtain this game plug-in, and then work part-time as a thug. At other times, Meimei is invisible and acts as a background board. The analogy is like Pangu's role in the ancient novels. Normally, there is no difference between being dead. Occasionally, the Twelve Ancestral Witches and Three Pure Ones will pop up to tell you that this background board is there. A group of people here are talking about behind-the-scenes and behind-the-scenes cleaning. Please, the protagonist of the behind-the-scenes at least has a clear purpose to push the outside world to develop in the direction he wants. What about the protagonist? What does he want to do when he gets the power? What is his significance to the main plot? Is he controlling the development of the world? No! He just hangs up there. The advancement of the plot and the meaning of the game all depend on his game system and the players. Then I also want to tell readers that I didn't do nothing, I acted like a capitalist and sucked the blood of players, haha.       ， Then, after playing with two or three kittens for a long time, the players were hung up and whipped one by one by the supermodel boss. They are quite good at dealing with humans, cutting them off like leeks. The protagonist is like a personal computer. Japan where he lives is about to be blown up by playing, and he is playing daily romance dramas there. I want to say that you designed the protagonist to be like the early main god. The big light ball has more than twice the senses than now. You can save the explanation of the black-hearted middleman setting. You can also delete the daily plot that the protagonist does not have to make the plot of the players more coherent, a win-win situation!

The second copy, anyway, I personally felt bored and criticized. The supernatural version of the subway gas case, a subject that originally made me have no interest in the subject, was inexplicably and procrastinated. It was in sharp contrast to the simplicity of the novel in the first copy. The level of ink makes it feel like a person with no talent but a sense of self. Good people suffer from a certain form of literary youth disease. They want to express some unclear design sense and try to show some internal accumulation, but they are so empty that I can only give a smelly and long feeling about these things. On the contrary, the daily plot advancement is quite interesting, at least not boring.

A group of players fought for several days, but no one died in the end. So what's the point? ! A group of Notre Dame players rushed to other countries to organize revenge or group fights, and in the end everyone was seriously injured. It's not because Park is too weak and easy to bully that he can suppress him and demand justice. These players are like clowns🤡. If you are really so compassionate, you might as well stop the wars in several war-torn countries, which can save more innocent people. The total number of people Park killed was not as many as the number of people who died in one battlefield.

Behind the scenes, stay behind the scenes, don't be like last time when you stitched up Cthulhu

There is something wrong with the family setup. Having a younger brother will dissuade many people. Nowadays, many people cannot accept having a younger sister, let alone a younger brother.

A true group portrait. . No one would like to give a supporting role to a Japs to watch him pretend to compete. The end of self-pleasure is to be thrown into the street

This type of novel is a failure if it has a female protagonist

Behind the scenes? I can't tell. The pace is too slow. It would be better to write about an orphan's life experience. Why write about a younger brother?

Everyone loves to watch plots where the protagonist is showing off. Isn't it just for watching the behind-the-scenes scenes? It's disappointing that there is so little description.