The Mastermind Begins by Creating Ghost Stories

Since it's a collection of ghost stories, let's recreate monsters from various world legends: vampires, werewolves, lizardmen, beastmen, California sea monsters, Australian dragons, cave monsters, Bigfoot, Shennongjia wild men, swamp orcs, hellhounds, mothmen, Mongolian death worms, Jersey monsters, Dover bighead monsters, whales, Icelandic whales, and so on.

What a beautiful day it is today! The birds are singing, and the flowers are blooming. Early in the morning, Hikaru Usami woke up in bed, rubbed his sleepy eyes, got up and sat on the edge of the bed, stretching out in a big yawn. He turned his head to look at the bandage on his right hand, feeling as if his experiences over the past month had been a dream.

Write properly, don't be like that damned eunuch.

This book was a bit frustrating to read. The werewolves in it are utterly useless, while the vampires are invincible. Position: Vampire = Support + Marksman + Warrior + Mage + Assassin + Healer Werewolf = Tank side effect Vampire: None (no weaknesses, not afraid of sunlight, etc.) Werewolves: Reduced intelligence and deformed appearance Descendants

Are there any other similar novels? I've read "Reborn in Tokyo with Naruto," "I Stir Up a Night Parade of One Hundred Demons in Tokyo," "I Create Urban Legends in Tokyo," "I'm a Cthulhu in Tokyo," and "I Create Cthulhu in Naruto." I just finished reading "Reborn in Kobe, Japan with Naruto," and I'm asking if there are any more. 😌

1. Amethyst If someone remembers the word 'purple mirror' until their 20th birthday, they will die. However, if you also remember the word 'white crystal (shirosuishō)', you can be saved. 2. Teketeke A woman without a lower body, wielding a large scythe. She leaps and moves at a speed almost like a car. To obtain her lower body, she kills people. 3. Habitat

Sigh, looking at the catalog, it's finally released, and it's still vampires and werewolves, these ghost stories. I thought the ghost stories I created were things like Hanako-san of the Toilet, Holes in the Wall, One-Night Call, Human-Faced Dog, Carrion Bird, Yuki-onna, Flying Head, Seven Heroes, Jibakurei, Moving Killer Armor, Bridge Princess, Momiji Oni, and so on.

The monsters created are too powerful, and humans are far too incompetent. From beginning to end, it's all the protagonist's own doing; the humans are just there to fill space—they're just there to be veiled anyway, so it's pointless. There was absolutely no need to create werewolves; they could have just had humans fight vampires directly.

I find it a bit strange that Qidian (a Chinese online writing platform) doesn't allow writing about or referring to China, or alluding to China. It only allows writing about Japan, the US, the UK, etc. Qidian's major shareholder is Japanese, and its second-largest shareholder is American. Is it possible that these shareholders deliberately made this decision to allow their national culture and ideology to gradually infiltrate and influence the people of China?

I'm afraid I have some serious illness; everyone seems like a new version of my father-in-law.