Tokyo: The Evil God Doesn’t Want to Be a Top-Tier Star

Appeared! The evil gods were brought down. Those evil gods were so terrifying in the first place, but now they suddenly got mixed up with a little Calami.

The protagonist is now a music dad, has composed many hit songs, and is still used as a trainee to participate in variety shows? Isn't this self-degradation?

Lao Wang! ! ! ! ! You are finally back, Lao Wang! ! ! ! ! I miss you so much! ! ! ! ! !

Writing a program with almost 200 chapters is also awesome. I saw a book that wrote more than 100 chapters for a program before, and the readers were confused. The author is still awesome if he can continue writing it.

The author has written several books, but the problem of not grasping the key points is still there. Your book is neither ordinary nor passionate, it is simply a bit useless.

There is a scam, but the scammer has his own ideas and will forcefully log in to the top account in a different place. Has the ability, but the ability comes from the out-of-control hook There are supporting characters, but the main focus is a brain teaser Then there are slaps one after another, including pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger (about four or five batches, counting the new ones in chapter 91) As of chapter 91 at the time of comment

These 100 chapters are all about idol debut shows and house-watching exorcisms. There is no new rhythm point, and it feels like a drag and a hydrology If it has been completed, then I can accept it because I can read it continuously. But now it is a novel that is being serialized. Two chapters a day is not enough to read. Even after reading two chapters, it seems to be half-reading, and it is easy to lose enthusiasm.

Hey hey hey, what the hell is the protagonist being controlled by?

Don't stop, it's hard to cut off the last book. Came here from Tokyo Soul Exorcist

Why do you have to be an idol? The plot is abrupt and blunt