In Tokyo, I Set the Hundred Demons on Their Night Parade
人在东京，掀起百鬼夜行
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- Completed
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- 2.0M Words
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- Light Novel
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- ACG Fanfiction
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- 7mo ago
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You guys keep saying that behind-the-scenes stories should have no female lead, but why are all the popular harem novels? The first book by that founder, the one about planting the divine tree... As for those female-lead-less Tokyo behind-the-scenes stories, why did they all flop so badly? 😅 Do you even know what a "feel-good" novel is?
I don't know who the founder of the "behind-the-scenes" genre is, but it's definitely not "Rain After No Blade." The fact that he attained the Great Dao of the Main God three years earlier is a hurdle he couldn't overcome. Chen Laomo is a mastermind in the "All Heavens" genre, but he's also a mastermind behind the scenes.
In my opinion, this is a fast-paced version of the Tokyo behind-the-scenes genre. It basically has all the elements of this genre, and the pacing is very fast. If you like this genre, just read it without thinking.
Could Xiaolan's horn-shaped hairstyle also be interpreted as a sign that she is descended from some great demon king?
The unicorn horn appears because the bloodline is awakening; I find this arrangement quite interesting.
You're just a nobody pretending to be someone else; no wonder your grades are so bad.
To be honest
On Qidian's main channel, the readership for harem and even stallion novels is larger than that for single-female-lead or no-female-lead novels. Sometimes, the harem and stallion elements themselves are the selling points. However, for reasons that everyone understands, this kind of book can't become popular, so authors aiming for better results won't write it.
Given the male lead's personality and character design, and the fact that it's a harem anime with so many female characters, how come there are still a bunch of characters with zero progress in their relationships or who are practically invisible? There are even those who love the male lead but can't have him and are about to give up.
Ensemble dramas are the hardest to read; they lack a clear hierarchy, with the main characters barely getting any chapters and the rest being supporting characters.
The behind-the-scenes harem novel is extremely toxic; I'm already hooked.
Having read so many stories about rebirth behind the scenes in Tokyo, I can say that only the old eunuch's book is the best. Maybe when he wrote it, readers weren't as violent, and they didn't have to read about battles with rivers of blood. I don't know why, but in recent years, novels have been full of intense killing and burning.