In Tokyo, I Set the Hundred Demons on Their Night Parade

You keep saying that behind-the-scenes stories mean there will be no heroine, so why are those harem novels so popular? The first book of the founder of the sect, the planting of the sacred tree, and how come those behind-the-scenes scenes in Tokyo without a heroine ended up like that😅. Do you understand what Shuangwen is?

I don't know who the founder of the behind-the-scenes sect is, but it's definitely not that he doesn't carry a sword after the rain. The main god road that is three years earlier than him is the threshold that he can't pass. Chen Laomo is the Zhutian stream, but he is also the mastermind behind the scenes. Even a pure emperor's uncle must have a certain writing style to attract others to watch. Whether the book is good or not depends on the writing and plot concept. It is the most ridiculous to insist on whether there is a female protagonist.

Let me comment, this is a quick version of Tokyo Behind the Scenes, it basically has all the elements of this subject, and the pace is very fast. If you like this subject, you can read it without thinking.

The unicorn appears because the bloodline is awakening. I think this arrangement is very interesting.

You are a behind-the-scenes person and pretending to be yourself, no wonder your grades are not good

On the Qidian main channel, the readership of harem and even stallion stories is larger than that of single-female protagonists without female protagonists. Sometimes the harem and stallion itself are the selling points. But because this kind of book cannot be popular for reasons that everyone understands, authors who want to pursue better results will not write it. If you want to refute me, take a look at YY's articles and compare their results and writing styles in the promotions they received. You will find that under the same circumstances in other aspects, basically the harem has the best results.

The male protagonist already has this kind of personality, and it is confirmed that he is a harem, and there are so many female anime characters sewn into them. Why are there still a lot of characters who have zero progress in the strategy and are invisible? Why are they left alone? Does the author want to remain reserved?

Group portrait articles are the ugliest to read. There is no distinction between priority and importance. The protagonists don't even have a few chapters. They are all supporting characters.

The behind-the-scenes stallion is extremely poisonous, and I'm already poisoned

After reading so many stories about Tokyo behind the scenes of rebirth, it turned out that only the one by the old eunuch was the best. Maybe when he wrote it, readers were not so violent, and there was no need to watch bloody battles. I don't know why, but in recent years, the novels have become more intense in burning and killing.