Tokyo: Who Taught You How to Raise Ghosts and Ghosts?

I should change my name to the powerful one, but I am being manipulated by my younger sister.

I watched more than a dozen of them, and the male protagonist only has a panel detection system, and there is no growth at all! He can compete with the protagonist in any game, and he can defeat the police! Some of the male protagonist's routes are unclear. At present, it seems that they all rely on external objects. Really, everyone else's boss is his father!

A top-shaped protagonist, as one book review put it well, the seemingly powerful protagonist is manipulated in the palm of his hand. Indeed, every character can hit the protagonist's top twice.

Chewing this grass, my tongue is tied Have you chewed it? Like chewing

Since some chapters of this book are relatively bloody and violent, I am posting this as a reminder and asking readers to read as much as possible, otherwise it will be difficult for me to polish it to the original meaning when I manually review and revise the text. The following are the revised chapters and modifications: [Chapter 32 Whose life is this? (Simple revision)] Just changed a few inappropriate words, which does not affect reading [Chapter 33 A gentle way to die (refined revision)] While ensuring that the meaning remains the same, some details have been restrained, the names of internal organs have been changed, and the word organ has been eliminated In the future, any problematic chapters will be added in the comment area. If friends have questions, give suggestions, comment, or post Ovo in this chapter

Just too little. It's good that you are not invincible and you always have a way to deal with it. Come on. The character design of the younger sister is a bit unsatisfactory. I hope there will be a reversal or that the male protagonist can completely control it. It feels too dangerous. Some people feel that the negative reviews are mainly because the villain appears too early, which makes the reader's information asymmetrical to that of the male protagonist, giving people the feeling of being toyed with all the time. We don't know that we actually bumped into the protagonist, so it's better to delay the appearance. The first major plot point is pretty good, and the rhythm is okay👌

Recommended, not a royal novel, the characters are pretty good, and it has a bit of an evil flavor. But I think the protagonist could be a little more scornful and could be made actually a little colder on the inside.

I haven't watched it yet, but when I read the synopsis I felt like it was Dark Assembly. Does the author read comics or dramas?

It's such a riddle, I still don't know what the first evil spirit is called, and I don't know what the evil spirit called Eternal Burn is called either.

The synopsis looks like Dark Gathering, can anyone tell me how it was written?

Although it uses the world view and background of Dark Assembly, it feels like reading an alternative weird novel, which is similar to those in China.

Why is it not updated?😰

I originally wanted to make an outline and main plot, and not have too many characters appear in the short term. Don't be like the last book. The more you write, the more chaotic it becomes. Obviously every character is well-shaped, but the more you go to the end, the more it feels like it was not written at all. One chapter, one sentence per person, and it's so messy.