Summoning Yoshikage Kira: Assassinating Iron Man from the Start

I have ideas, but my writing style is not very good. You even took the initiative to go to people behind the scenes, especially the space carrier part. It was so embarrassing. There is a ideological stamp, but if you apply it yourself, it will give people the impression that you are shooting mosquitoes with an anti-aircraft gun.

Behind the scenes, the protagonist personally ends up, the plot is protracted, and the summoned villain cannot be perfectly controlled. If you don't have the writing skills, don't do those fancy things. It's really like stepping on the poisonous spots wherever they are.

If you want to end up behind the scenes, you must be good at writing, otherwise you will have to wear a vest. If your writing is not good, 70% of what will be left behind if you don't wear a vest are poisonous spots.

In the behind-the-scenes article, the protagonist must never end up in person. You can occasionally pretend to be cool and sell information, but you can't really participate in big events yourself. It's too stupid.

I'm just a passing office worker

When it comes to behind-the-scenes leaks, the most taboo thing is to end up personally. In fact, you just need to let the summoned villains take care of themselves. If you go too far, take the time to deal with them. You have to set up a messy mysterious organization to come out, which will be embarrassing

Two-Face

I feel good about the fact that I can't master the summons by myself. I personally feel that it's just cool. I remember the first time I read this kind of article was a novel about DNF and Warcraft elements. The protagonist projected a copy to someone who deceived the government to help him fight which bosses, and then he got rewards. I forgot what it was called. It should be a novel from a few years ago.

The writing is not good, but it's okay to pass the time. I wrote about the villains and summoned the characters, but I didn't write down the details of the characters.

The book's statistics would be much better if the main character had less space.