Reborn in Tokyo as a Mastermind Behind the Scenes

I don't want to say much else, but I really can't understand letting a dog play with the Cat's Eye sisters. Is this dog some kind of incarnation of the author?

Directly isolating the protagonist from reality is indeed a good way to solve the problem of the protagonist's excessive involvement. However, aside from Noguchi, who's a complete brute, the character of the police chief's wife is poorly developed. She's arrogant, yet she's easily fooled into apologizing by a few subordinates she's just met. This is just too out of character.

The second picture looks a bit strange. Are these gangsters really that powerful? Even special forces with guns might not be this powerful. They're not surprised at all when they see monsters, and they just go for it?

The author's pen name is indeed correct; normal people simply cannot appreciate the author's logical thinking. Poor grades always have a reason; others may have flaws in certain areas, but this author's writing is somewhat readable even in those flawed aspects.

Did the author wipe this off after using the toilet?

The plot is clear and well-written, but the characters are a bit disgusting. The descriptions of the characters, whether good or evil, are unsettling. I have to take a break before I can finish reading this book, and then I have to take another break after reading a few chapters, otherwise I feel like throwing up!

Well, to put it simply, the protagonist had countless women in his previous book, but this one feels like it was abandoned? It doesn't seem very interesting.

I think this book is alright, why is nobody here?

It's well-written, especially the protagonist's affected style, which feels natural and genuine. This is really good. Some popular behind-the-scenes stories are either low-brow or feature only one character from beginning to end, wearing a glamorous mask they initially created and wanting to wear it forever.

It's alright, I didn't see any major flaws, and the opposing forces have been stirred up, so I'm just waiting for the big free-for-all.