Reborn in Tokyo to Plant the Divine Tree

All authors of this genre have fallen into a misconception, because it is essentially a special kind of behind-the-scenes story. The three elements of behind-the-scenes story are the protagonist's prestige, the supporting characters' stories, and changes in the background.

It seems that authors writing about the Divine Tree and the Otsutsuki these days don't really understand what they are. The Divine Tree is essentially the Ten-Tails in a special state. The standard feature of an Otsutsuki is the Byakugan, not the Divine Tree. Every Otsutsuki, except for the Sage of Six Paths, possesses the Byakugan; having a Divine Tree doesn't automatically make someone an Otsutsuki.

I've read several novels about rebirth in Tokyo, and almost all of them fell apart in the later stages. I wonder if there's some kind of curse on them 😂

That book fell apart in its later stages. You must learn from that lesson when you write your own! Don't learn the bad parts instead of the good ones, you hear me? Don't copy that book's scumbag tactics!!!

The characters are written too closely, which easily exposes the mastermind behind the scenes.

Why do some people always fail to distinguish between primary and secondary issues? What is "behind-the-scenes manipulation"? This is a screenshot sent to me by a netizen who was refuting my point 🤭. This refers to a genre of works where the protagonist remains behind the scenes, setting the stage and attracting numerous supporting characters to participate in the plot in a protagonist-like…

This is unbelievable! A supernatural event occurred in Japan, and the US military couldn't have known about it immediately? The US has infiltrated Japan like a sieve; even if the Prime Minister wasn't the first to know, the US military would definitely be.

I don't quite understand. If you're using the power of Naruto to replicate the systems of other works, why not just use the power of those other works directly? You've spent a lot of time and effort creating elements from Yu-Gi-Oh!, King of Fighters, Zanpakuto, and Inuyasha using the chakra system, so why not just create a mastermind system and directly use the original content from there?

If he's been castrated, he should at least say so.

The fun of this kind of subject matter lies in dropping supernatural seeds and watching the world race wildly down unimaginable paths. It's so boring when the plot is driven entirely by characters split into multiple personalities by the protagonist. Let me see some good stuff from the world's natives!