The Eye That Steals Fortune

The story in this book... Is actually fake. I'm sorry everyone, I actually made up a story to deceive you. The world in the book is fake, the people are fake, the plot is fake, everything is fake. Sorry!!!

Starting a new project without advertising? I wouldn't have known if someone hadn't replied to my comment on my old book. Keep it up, author! (ง •̀_•́)ง

I'm curious, why are there so few readers for something this good? Meanwhile, those overly clichéd and formulaic books have so many readers? Even though those also get a lot of criticism, there are still many readers. Did the author offend the editor?

The author writes well, but I don't read books; I admire the author. 😏😏😏😏

The most tragic time-traveler, the old village chief, died as soon as he appeared. 😅😅😅

Should Meng Hai Er write a separate chapter on his old book to advertise it? It seems some of his longtime readers don't even know he's started a new book.

The village chief is a time traveler, after all. How can he be so disrespectful? It's a disgrace to time travelers!

Honestly, the premise of a time traveler being a deliveryman is completely unappealing. It's not going to be a hit.

To be honest, I'm really curious about what other special identity the village chief has besides being a time traveler.

It's not exactly toxic, but the tropes are just too old. A tiny, impoverished mountain village, and everyone close to the protagonist is a mysterious figure or someone of extraordinary origin. "Author, my fate is in my own hands!" Isn't that what you authors always shout? Why does it change in practice? Can't an ordinary protagonist become an immortal or a saint?