I Really Haven’t Exorcised Any Spirits in Tokyo

It's a cool article, but it's not cool enough and even makes people feel panicked. I would like to call it: turtle article

Abandoned, forcibly deceived, a soul-killer was not given for a long time, and even though he had done such a great job of destroying the gate of hell, in the end the protagonist couldn't even pay the tax, so he was still a time traveler? Are you funny? There is a way to forcibly reduce one's intelligence.

After reading the first 100 chapters, I found that the reason why the protagonist has not discovered that it is a ghost may be that the ghosts in his eyes are different from the ghosts in other people's eyes. In other people's eyes, he looks ferocious and is surrounded by black energy In his eyes, he looks like a normal person In addition, don't talk about the second dimension and not the second dimension. Whether the story is well written or not is obvious to all. No one said what a two-spined salamander must look like. Just like they are all scrambled eggs with tomatoes, the taste of each one is different. Also, tell me about your personal feelings. Just looking at the first 100 chapters, there are two reasons why this book is not popular: 1. The protagonist Araki is not likeable. Being evil and not being superstitious is actually not a problem. The problem is that the positive impression of the protagonist's "inner warmth" has not been established, and it is more like a disgusting thing like "self-satisfaction". Most people who read online articles come here to escape from something, to relieve stress. In other words, they also come here for "self-satisfaction." However, no one likes to think of such "shameful" behavior on their part. The villain is fine, but the protagonist is just disgusting. This causes the good to become bad, and the bad to be more prominent. Because no one likes to see a disgusting guy all the time. It might be fine if you read it chapter by chapter, but if you read it in one go like me, it feels very uncomfortable. 2. This work is similar to a drama from two generations ago. It is more hardcore to find fun in it. The capital and routines have been certified and welcomed by most people. It's because they are so popular that they are capitalized and routined. This premise needs to be clear. Although those routine and capitalized works have low ratings and rave reviews, doesn't this mean that there are so many people watching them? Those who say they don't like routines are basically three-minute hotheads and self-righteous people. There are very few people who actually feel nauseated after watching too many routines. Now this result is already good. Another suggestion, the protagonist's setting of not believing in gods and Buddhas can actually be used to induce "ironic farce", this kind of laughter. Making the article more lively is also a point to increase popularity. Now it's a bit like the author wants to amuse himself... In addition, it makes people feel that the author has a psychological problem (whispering bb)... Ahem, judging from the introduction, the author should be mentally prepared to not become popular, so readers don't need to worry.

The book is a good book, and the main character is also a real SB.

After reading about 300 chapters, I felt that it was quite good before Yuzuki appeared. But since the appearance of Yuzuki and the scientist woman, it has become a bit dull, especially the scene where Yuzuki jumps off a cliff in a sensational manner. It feels like it is being washed away. . . There is also the female scientist who has been doing experiments on the protagonist and the protagonist rubs against her like a licking dog. . . This woman is so self-centered. Moreover, this book can be said to be an invincible novel, but it is not very exciting. It can be said that this book is an everyday novel, but it has no sense of immersion. About 70% of the plot is about supporting characters. I think there is no problem in describing supporting characters. However, in many plots, the protagonist is doing one thing and the supporting characters are doing another thing. There is no connection. Generally speaking, I feel that it was very good before Chapter 200, but then it went downhill a bit around Chapter 200.

Feeling a little happy inexplicably

Alas, after reading more than 170 chapters, I suddenly didn't want to read it, because I felt that the author was going to use a knife. The protagonist was obviously invincible, but he was still so aggrieved. Real life is already so difficult, and with the epidemic in the past two years, I really didn't want to see any bitterness, hatred, and knife. Alas, it's a pity that I like the style of this book so much, and I feel so pity.

In total, I didn't criticize this novel. I just commented according to the author's words. The comments from a month ago are also digging my grave. I abandoned this book after reading it before. There are such people too

This book is both good in terms of writing and plot. Why can't it become popular? It shouldn't be! ! !

Finished reading. I think the author wrote it very well. A book is not just a pretentious theater for the protagonist. It's okay if the protagonist is so awesome. What about his friends? It will always be targeted. Although I think Reiko's death was a bit unexpected, the fact that Reiko had a little premonition before her death and seeing Higashino's crazy look at that time are impressive. The death of his beloved, the only meaning in life, his fiancée, made Higashino's image of pain, loss of soul and meaning of life very three-dimensional and very distressing. Therefore, I personally feel that this character was very successfully created before and after, including his subsequent darkening and gaining extraordinary power. I only hope that the author can give him a good ending. Let's talk about tragedy. People hate tragedy, but who knows that a book is incomplete without tragedy. Every time I see members of the protagonist's team going to rescue him, they are afraid of being killed suddenly. Compared with the accidental death of Higashino or Ryoma, I think the plot of Reiko's death leading to Higashino's promotion is more acceptable. If there is an "accident" in front of it, such as Reiko being deceived with Higashino's information, I think it will highlight the tragic element. In short, I hope the author will maintain his own point of view. A book has more than one or two dozen viewers, and more than one or two dozen viewers leave comments. I hope the author can write the story he wants to write.