Tokyo, Where a Hundred Demons Roam

Why does this book look so like the style of a layman with a southern and northern accent?

After reading eight chapters, I can confirm that this is an imitation, not a storyteller's trumpet, so you can look forward to it.

I think this book is quite flavorful. It has the feel of a light novel and a text adventure game that imitates a secular lord. Both feelings are well grasped. I feel that the writing is much better than most text adventure game novels, and it also has the flavor of a secular lord. Is the author really planning to cut it?

The protagonist's name is very familiar. Kitahara Hidetsu's brother is also the brother of Saijoshi and Higashinoji.

For a novel about behind-the-scenes stories like this, it would be strange to only write about one place instead of other countries and regions, and it would easily appear that the top management are all fools 🙂

It's so good, I can't stand the eunuch anymore 😍

Why do you feel there is something wrong with the pacing of this book? It feels like the narrative is flat, the difference is almost the same whether you watch it or not, and there is no passion.

Is Japan the only country in this book?

Can the author help me tune the southern accent to the northern accent? (•̥́ ˍ •̀ू )~

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