A Man in Marvel, Pulling the Strings from Behind the Scenes

I didn't want to say anything at first, but some of the comments made me feel bad. The reason for the hiatus is that the author of this book has passed away. Sudden heart attack. Please, everyone, don't send random, irrelevant messages.

I finished watching Demon Slayer, and to be honest, I was quite patient. Having never watched the Demon Slayer anime, I didn't really connect with the novel. There aren't many chapters with vampires left, and I've lost the desire to continue. It'll just be gathering dust on my bookshelf. Also, some people say, "Take it or leave it," but I paid for the book, so what if I leave a comment?

This is my first time reading a novel like "Behind the Scenes Players," and I think it's pretty good. I'm following it! ●‿●

Previously, in a certain Little Heroes H group, we discussed what a superhero is. The final conclusion we reached was that they are people who oppose procedural justice, insist on substantive justice, and take action to uphold it. I wonder what you all think.

Upon entering, sure enough, it was another large group of people issuing warnings about the Ancient One and the Time Stone. I just don't understand. There are tons of saints, supreme beings, heavenly emperors, and demon gods on Qidian who manipulate timelines, and very few of them claim that time travelers are instantly seen through.

The author is undergoing heart surgery and will be back, so please don't worry.

Here's a little suggestion for the author: every now and then, create a puppet of a main character from a super popular work. The puppet should be quite powerful, and most importantly, it must be one that everyone has seen before. Don't think that just because many people have written characters from Bleach, Naruto, or One Piece, they'll get tired of it. Popularity is still everything.

Zoldyck Family Food Party Eight Heroes Nest organization The distant land Mishima Zaibatsu Phantom Troupe NERV Shinra Company Patriots Organization The Patriots were initially founded to realize the ideals for which The Boss had sacrificed himself, and their funding came from the "philosopher's legacy" acquired during and after Operation Snake Eater.

In the Japanese anime "Tokyo Ghoul," there is a coffee shop called Anteiku Cafe, which is run by ghouls. The shop owner, Yoshimura Kozen, is an SSS-class ghoul known as "The Unkillable Owl," and his daughter is an SSS-class ghoul known as "The One-Eyed Owl." After losing his daughter and wife, the shop owner opened this café in the 20th ward to commemorate his human wife who had worked there.

If you don't understand, just ask. Can a ghost with that constitution survive modern weapons? Don't underestimate the power of modern weapons, okay? It's incredibly easy to create a ghost. Even real-world weapons can easily penetrate it, let alone Marvel's advanced technology. What can a ghost do besides its initial intimidating effect?