One-Eyed Monster

1.51 Million words, 10,000 views, over 300 recommendations, zero monthly votes, and only 26 reviews including mine. All I can say is that this author genuinely loves novels.

A powerful author, but I suggest something more original; originality is key to success. The usual time-travel tropes are all overdone, yet they're still unwilling to change. Take *Infinite Terror*, for example; the writing itself isn't great, really not great, but its strength lies in its originality.

These authors' passion for writing is truly admirable. Don't worry, I've found someone even worse off than you—6 million words and still updating, but with only about 1/10th of your recommendation votes.

After reading the first hundred chapters, the first chapter was quite good and I had high expectations, but I didn't understand the core of the book. It's supposed to be about pursuing the secrets of explorers, but I didn't see the kind of fantasy I was looking for. The witch, politician, and ambitious characters felt too chaotic. It's not a problem with the writing style. How should I put it? Explorers should just focus on exploring.

The author has a system in which he needs to update continuously to maintain his ability.

This post popped up on the update leaderboard; the author's perseverance is enough to make him a main character!

I admire that. If this were any other author, the story would probably have been abandoned long ago.

Wow... To persist in writing two million words despite such dismal grades is truly admirable!

Coincidentally, I saw that he had 99 followers, and then, as expected, I quietly subscribed to the latest chapter. As a fellow author, it's just a small favor! Mutual encouragement

Judging from other people's reviews, it seems the author just doesn't want to write typical light novels, but lacks the ability to write something unconventional well. It's like trying to write everything but ending up with nothing. But anyway, as long as it's not a typical light novel, it's fine. I've added it to my favorites; I'll read it when I'm looking for something to read in the future.