The Storyteller: Endless Reincarnation

Let me express my personal opinion. I think the protagonist of a "profit-driven" story—the kind who would do anything for their own benefit (excluding good deeds), the kind of protagonist who specializes in harming others for personal gain—that's what I consider dark fiction. I don't like protagonists mindlessly killing. Does killing ordinary people benefit them? It's just a waste of time.

I've been following your book for a few days and just got to the second chapter. Let me chat a bit, maybe even say a few words as a senior author. Normally, everyone's good, and mutual flattery is the way to go, which is what I did too—I even wrote a separate chapter to promote your book. But there are some things I just have to say.

A good dark fantasy story, well-written, and the characters' actions and behaviors are befitting of an assassin. It's a pity he's just a reckless brute, lacking common sense. He reminds me of Lu Shengshou, whose mind is only filled with fighting and killing. Several times he was certain to die, but thanks to the author's arrangements, he wasn't killed off (which is a bit lacking considering that the protagonist is only considered a protagonist if they survive). Book recommendation!

In my personal understanding, dark fiction encompasses a very broad range, rather than being a specific type of writing. Looking back at the past fifteen years, when dark fiction flourished, the evils of desire, the evils of killing, the evils of harming others for personal gain, and the evils of playing games for pleasure were all diverse and negative manifestations of human nature.

New readers, a word of advice: do not skip chapters while reading. Any issues arising from missing content will be deleted. Also, this is a dark story; if it doesn't suit your taste, please leave quietly. If you want to express your opinions, please control your temper. Anyone who hurls insults or stirs up trouble will be banned and their posts deleted.

I thought it was going to be a dark and calm story, but it turns out to be a mindless novel.

People read dark fantasy stories to clear their minds, so let's read harmoniously. Feel free to point out any shortcomings or brilliant ideas; I'll incorporate the good ones. However, please refrain from personal attacks. If either author does something poorly written, just point it out. This is my first time writing, so there may be some issues; please forgive me. Thank you all for your support. And please, consider giving me a reward and voting!

It doesn't quite align with my values; I still prefer protagonists with principles.

I like the no-female-lead genre, and I'm speechless at having to set boundaries when reading dark stories (I refuse OX). The idea of ​​a crossover is brilliant, and I'm looking forward to the ending for the two main characters. However, I feel that your crossover is not well-developed, especially at the beginning.

Bro, no doubt about it, old-timer of the Black Bar, I'll give you a boost, I'll take third place.