The Great Demon Nobita Nobi

You have Doraemon in your setting, but you don't need it, and it's not like Doraemon has never used ghosts in Doraemon's props. It would be more practical to just write Tokyo Kaitan and be original. It's just a thankless job for you.

It feels like the author, a person who has absolutely no trust in people, chose a story full of trust as a framework. It looks very awkward, and even though Doraemon was written about it, it was completely removed. This book, regardless of the setting, is a completely independent story.

What's the use of your big bear setting?

There is no Doraemon, Nobita is dressed by you, and other people don't appear much. Why did you write Nobita?

Here comes the charlatan. You have already excluded some pure supernatural readers by writing Big Bear. Then you bring in the readers who love Doraemon and peddle it as dog meat. These people can't stand it anymore. So what's the point of writing Big Bear?

Now that Doraemon is about to come out, there is no rush, and there is no foreshadowing at all. Not even a prop plug-in.

I came here just for Doraemon, but you told me that there is no Jingle Cat

It's better to write purely original works. You can't attract Doraemon fans like this, and it's even more difficult since you don't have many Doraemon fans at the beginning.

Have you played Nobi Nobita's Resident Evil? If someone can create a game based on an imaginary world view, what the hell are you writing about?

It's a bit suspected of selling dog meat over sheep's heads.