I Set Off a Mythic Revival in Tokyo

It is recommended to hide in China directly. No matter how you write this, it is wrong, and there is a high possibility of being blocked.

Before the Eight-foot Bird didn't reveal his identity, those extraordinary beings forced Lai Lai to do nothing. If his identity was superficial, and the Fengcheng hero still dared to force Lai Lai to do it, then it was because the mythical character was not qualified enough! Author, do you know what the power of God is like prison? There are also characters in Greek mythology who are more willful and, to put it more seriously, petty. Once angry, a city will be destroyed. For details, please see the Trojan War.

Behind-the-scenes writing is very taboo about losing control. In the end, the protagonist cut off his waistcoat and got out of control. It really made me feel stupid. He suffered the consequences and created a lot of opponents for himself.

Don't write Thurse as the main content, it's best to just use it as an embellishment when the protagonist's incarnation ends. For a behind-the-scenes scene like this, it is recommended to describe more supporting characters and write group portraits, so as to facilitate subsequent development. Finally, for the abilities of various supporting characters, you can actually refer to NetEase's Onmyoji mobile game. The monsters in it have different abilities and are also Japanese legends.

I know you like Napoleon, but please restrain yourself, your protagonist is not Napoleon. As a behind-the-scenes group portrait article, the length of the war you are writing is already very cumbersome. The protagonist does not do anything, and the plot keeps filling in for Napoleon. The look and feel is really bad. If there is no change, I will have to wait for you to finish writing this paragraph so that I can skip it directly.

The protagonist, the cause of all effects, is really unqualified. All the clones he creates have become his own opponents, a bit like Brahma in Indian mythology. As the god of creation, he has been ignored by the god of protection and destruction. He has no sense of existence in Indian mythology. He has been watching Vishnu and Shiva perform from the side. In the end, he even lost his status as the god of creation. Will the protagonist still have to sacrifice to heaven in the later stage? Was the World Tree snatched away by the gods and then suppressed? Are you behind the scenes? Is it a shame?

The protagonists in the recent films have become increasingly weak, and the masterminds behind the scenes have lost all their strength. I have never seen anyone "match wits and courage" with a puppet that I created, and in the end, I was able to get along with it.

The writing is getting more and more out of touch with the topic. I see that now it has changed directly from behind-the-scenes writing to ordinary spiritual energy recovery writing. This is the only person behind the scenes who is so low 😅. When the protagonist cuts off part of the character's soul and goes out, he should actually completely defeat those gods who believe in him. The plot can still be rounded out, but he still refuses to learn the lesson and still plays house with them. He is simply an old general on the stage with flags on his back.

The rest of the book doesn't feel like a book at all, and the protagonist's actions make the protagonist feel stupid.

The author is screening readers. If you can accompany the author to enjoy yourself without thinking, then continue...