[The Legend of Luo Xiaohei] A Feasibility Report on Avoiding the Fate of a Dead Octopus

After turning from a college student into an octopus who could swim freely through the sea, Bayan adapted surprisingly well.

Aside from being unable to open the game menu or return home, and finding himself penniless after coming ashore, everything was fine.

Probably.

To survive, he decided to adapt to this world and find a way to make a living.

For example, by practicing the ancient craft of writing.

He thought life in another world would consist of writing manuscripts, mooching meals, and researching 108 ways to use his octopus tentacles. That was until he picked up Chi Nian.

Well, not exactly picked him up. Bayan had been crouching nearby, watching him gather spiritual energy.

And then the story turned into a child-rearing story. (Not really.)

Reader advisories:

1. The story leans toward writing fiction and raising a child. There isn't actually a newspaper, but I borrowed a friend's setting. The child being raised is Chi Nian. The story starts so early mainly because I want to write about a great senior. (Not really.)

2. The protagonist starts at max level, but doesn't know it. If that's not your thing, don't read. (Though he won't be fighting often, so it shouldn't matter much.)

3. It uses the Luo Xiaohei universe, but the main cast won't appear early on. The Lanxi Town storyline will come fairly soon, since the protagonist is a great senior.

4. This book is also known as About My Reincarnation as an Octopus, Starting Today, I'm a Tentacle Monster, and A Young Octopus's Guide to Surviving the Martial World.

5. Free to read. Updates are irregular.

Theme: I belong in a leisurely world of martial arts~