Behind the Scenes: I Created Gods and Demons in Tokyo

👴After reading Chapter 17, I probably saw the end of the life of this novel. I deliberately created conflicts and set up a good and bad guy to engage in a PVP duel, while the protagonist watched the show from behind as a drama actor, creating a so-called group drama.

I don't actually question whether the author can write other people's stories well. I just want to ask a question [Does the protagonist have his own life? I have read some behind-the-scenes stories next door. Either the protagonist is a complete tool, repeating the same "job" every day at work, using abilities or creating monsters. Or the protagonist disappears directly. Ask the author why he doesn't write about the protagonist. The author directly blames "it's a group portrait article", group portrait, except for the protagonist, right? So I want to ask the protagonist if he has his own life. After all, I am a more traditional reader, and the main thing is to be a [feeling good at being the protagonist]

It's such an old-fashioned routine. The protagonist's golden finger should be the optimized version of Demon Slayer.

Chapter 17: What do you think about that place? It's too cliche to create antagonistic characters.

The latest two pictures are really confusing. At the beginning, they said that they wanted to separate the two identities, but later they directly exposed others as fools. Even if an explanation would not expose it, this point is still a bit poisonous. Maybe it's mainly because I felt too embarrassed after watching it. Do you feel the same way?

What is the author writing recently? A close-up of a kindergarten.

I have written several pictures of this kindergarten, and I am speechless.

I think it's well written, please update soon.

Looking at the introduction reminds me of Boss Pei

The main reason is to create gods and demons, which is too deliberate. In fact, it can be mixed with some personal interests. For example, the protagonist is a small employee of a company and is now facing a promotion. What should he do? Make a little spooky. One of the killings happens to be one of his competing colleagues and bosses, or the protagonist is someone's secretary. He keeps creating monsters and kills the competitors one by one, and he follows smoothly, which is smoother.

Isn't this the one? Like you, there's Mr. Crocodile and stuff like that.

When will this kindergarten plot end...

I've read novels for many years and haven't commented on them. Most people like me are just watching and talking. What you wrote is really good. Just listen to the objections from the comments. They don't know how to write novels.