Behind the Scenes in Tokyo, Fabricating the Extraordinary

A younger sister and a younger sister. And this fucking family environment. Do you think you won't be able to write otherwise? Your background design was considered new even ten years ago.

A gambling father, a cancerous mother, a young sister, and he was bullied😰

Investigation object: "Tokyo Behind the Scenes, Fabricating the Extraordinary" - Male Protagonist - [Mumitsu Ito] Investigation Result: [Borrowed Corpse Resurrection] Judgment Basis: A time-travel investigator, as the name suggests, is to investigate the time-travel situation of the time-traveler. The purpose of checking and recording the profession is to let the observers (readers) in all the worlds know in advance the time travel situation of the travelers in this world, and volunteer to provide observers with a quick query service for time travel information If there are any mistakes, Wan Wang can correct me ——All Souls Feast Zhenjun Stay on January 27, 2025

The author is the one who thinks on Douyin that his sister is the person his parents gave him as his wife😤😤😤

The shortcomings of current authors writing behind-the-scenes are basically the same. They either open the gold finger too small or mess with the extraordinary system. For example, there is a behind-the-scenes like Naruto. The upper limit of the gold finger is not high and the lower limit is not broad. How can you write anything? Also, there are some niche extraordinary systems. There are so many mythological systems in China and foreign countries that you have to compile them and you have to create something yourself, and the sense of substitution is not deep. There are also some love layouts that couldn't create a big scene before they are put on the shelves. Do you think I will decide on them after they are put on the shelves? There are also some that focus on family and the like. I'll take the time to write them. If you don't know how to write them, you can check out Zhao Taiyi's.

Now that I see the behind-the-scenes flow, I want to complain, because there is basically no behind-the-scenes flow that is so self-guided that it will collapse in the later stage.

I've seen a lot of behind-the-scenes work, but very few have been written. . .