The Raven's Paradise

I now have reason to suspect that the author has the ability to control crows, and is using this to find inspiration for his novel.

To test everyone's purity, type "shw" on the entire keyboard and see what word it represents.

Hehe, you only write about crows, brother; I, who only writes about snakes, am here to find you. Crows and snakes are alike! 😍

Your book has too many settings, and each instance has a different setting. The protagonist spends most of his time in instances, hardly ever staying in the main world. With one instance after another, he's almost forgotten about the main world's settings. Moreover, the settings are too fragmented and haven't formed a coherent system. Since the system hasn't even been established, and chapter 9 is basically all about instances, how can most readers possibly understand it?

Dedicated to being a crow for fifty years? 🤔

That's outrageous, absolutely outrageous! All three books are about crows!

I would call you the number one crow king on Qidian.com. Among all the authors I've read, you are the most outrageous!

Pass this on; the author, a crow spirit, is collecting faith here.

The author's raven reminded me of Negri's Soul.

Please forgive me, I read it as "Chicken Paradise".