The Sword Rises over the Azure Sea

This is truly a wonderful book! I'd like to take this opportunity to recommend my new book, *The Green Gourd Sword Immortal*. Although it follows the mortal cultivation genre, the plot is engaging and not simplistic. The protagonist, supporting characters, and antagonists are all distinctive, the plot is full of twists and turns, and the writing is excellent. I encourage you to give it a try!

I've seen the paid chapters, and they're really well-written. It perfectly matches my ideal of a rich second-generation cultivator. Many novels depicting the growth of sect cultivators are just poor peasants fantasizing about the emperor's golden hoe—it's incredibly embarrassing.

I've read half of it, and the author's vision is too narrow. It's one thing that demons don't have a unified written language, but even phoenixes don't have their own. They just rely on their longevity and strong bloodline to artificially lower the strength of their opponents.

Keep up the good work, author! I've subscribed. Sending you encouragement and support.

Why is the new book under a different pseudonym? The author has a good reputation and some fans, so why change the pseudonym?

Has the author read *One Hundred Years of Solitude*? The synopsis seems to start with the beginning of *One Hundred Years of Solitude*.

The more I watch, the more interesting it becomes. I'll give it a 10,000-point reward to show my support. I linked the wrong phone number, so the account I used to tip can't speak. I'll have to use a different account to write a review. (Orz)

Actually, if you added the kind of romantic scenes from the previous novel, the novel would probably be more marketable.

Honestly, it's really good. I watched it all in one go. It's excellent.