Tokyo: King of Curses

It's fine to talk about it online, but once you're invincible in real life, who wouldn't want to desperately arrange a few women for themselves, and then have a terrible romantic storyline unfold? 😆😆

The writing gets increasingly awful, and the author never listens to readers' opinions. The female lead is a clueless, invisible simp with no fighting spirit, who just provides her with power-ups so she can act cool and act as a pimp to create romantic pairings.

Are you planning to write a romance plot again? Don't you know how awful your romance plots are?

Seriously, I'm fed up. Can you please just cut that ridiculous romance plotline? These three female leads are completely pointless. They're not even plot devices; they contribute nothing to advancing the plot, telling the story, or developing the characters. Their only purpose is to give you more chapters of pointless drivel.

The author has already written two books, yet they clearly lack the skill to write romance but still try to write haphazardly, resulting in works that are both annoying and unpopular. What's the point of continuing?

I don't understand why the author insists on including romance subplots. This isn't a typical urban romance novel. If the romance subplots were well-written, it would be fine, but the author clearly doesn't know how. From the childhood friend in One Piece to the sister in Naruto, none of the romance subplots are a plus; they've all become detrimental.

I've noticed something: different worldviews greatly influence supernatural beings. For example, would those evil creatures be afraid of sunlight (the sun god or positive energy) or silver (purifying properties)? In the physical universe, there's no realm of positive energy or any orderly gods. In that case, wouldn't the evil races just dance under the blazing sun and casually slap a bunch of humans? Humans would be so terrified they'd be begging the gods to come back, saying, "Humans miss you!"

Even if you kept writing about Tokyo and chakra, it wouldn't have come to this. I was hoping you'd surpass that old eunuch. It seems the influence of the high sequence is still too strong.

When we were criticizing him, you didn't stand up for him. Now that he's stopped updating, you say it's our fault for breaking the author's spirit. Well, if you ask me, you're also at fault. Maybe if you had stood up for him when we were criticizing him, his Dao heart wouldn't have collapsed, and he wouldn't have stopped updating. Right?

Is this going to be another story where you give power to others and watch them show off? This type is incredibly boring; in these behind-the-scenes stories, nobody knows who the main character is, and there's absolutely no sense of satisfaction.