
I Unlock Administrator Privileges in Tokyo
我在东京开启管理员权限
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- Completed
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- 558k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original Fantasy
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Baosheng↗↘Yong↗Dream↘ Why can you transform into EX-AID without undergoing suitable surgery? Why are crystal cards produced? Why do you have headaches after transforming? Then there is only one answer Baosheng↘Yong↗Meng↘ You are the first man in the world infected with bugster Ah~hahahahahahahahahahaha
It's boring. Why do people who commit crimes suffer? Isn't it random? Randomness is interesting, only focusing on a certain group will not be interesting.
Some book friends said that the treatment of Daisuke Yamada and others was unreasonable
Let me explain it here. It was because when the new book failed to pass the review, the editor asked me a lot and told me that the plot involving minors could only be downplayed, but it was impossible to completely change the entire plot. Therefore, the trio was actually hidden by the gods, and they would only show their faces later. The villainess Minazuki Ruiko who was originally scheduled to be a villain in the early stage was directly transformed into a comedian, and the school confrontation line was basically gone. The three dead people in the fox fairy game were over 18 years old, and it was better not to be a ghost story murder created by the protagonist himself.
The chapter on the founding of the club is a bit abrupt.
It feels like people who have little contact with each other suddenly form a club, which is too rigid and relies solely on imagination, and its acceptance is average. PS quick reading, Crimson King pretends I didn't say anything.
It's best to talk less when talking about ghosts. Talking too much is too embarrassing. Otherwise, what's the difference between this and ordinary ghosts?
The subject matter is interesting but the emotional line is extremely blunt.
This book reminds me of my creation of urban legends in Tokyo. That book was really good, but it's a pity that I didn't write it anymore. This one feels a bit petty, and it only affects Japan, so it's a bit ordinary.
The last few chapters have been a bit watered down, with little advancement.
I really like this kind of novel that creates strange stories. It feels like the protagonist is the one who writes the question and the others are the ones who solve it. However, there are too few such novels and they are not long. I hope the author can write more.
When it comes to ghost stories, especially in my childhood, there is an old show that had a profound impact on me, "Hell Girl" and "Midnight Hell Communication"