The Great Tale of the Immortal of Spring and Autumn

The adaptation of *Tian Long Ba Bu* is so exaggerated! After chapter 25, I couldn't understand it anymore. It's full of cultivation, Maoshan sect, zombies, and even soul-searching for people who've been dead for hours. Cultivators in the *Tian Long Ba Bu* world can see through fate; the protagonist's destiny is already seen to be connected to the Song Dynasty from thousands of miles away when he…

Brother, I'm begging you, please update "The Ogre"! I'll kowtow to you! This story is so exciting, and you haven't even finished it! Plus, you've abandoned so many books. The only fans who still follow are the long-time fans. Stop messing around! At least finish "The Ogre"!

You actually wrote a book?! Are you short of money?

Hei Ji is arguably a writer with the potential to become a legend; his writing style and plot are top-notch. Unfortunately, he's a terrible author, failing to complete any of his works and frequently abandoning them, unlike Gu Zhenren next door, who seems to still be revising his banned books.

Hey bro, is there any ending to "Ultimate Faith"? I've been waiting for so long.

It definitely feels like the author's skill level is declining. The initial "Final Faith" was very well written, but it became increasingly weak as it progressed.

Your fantasy novels are really good. You write fantasy? I miss your earlier works about cannibals.

You could even write another book on ultimate faith, but this serious writing style isn't your style at all.

While "Final Faith" wasn't a phenomenal success upon its initial release, it was still a leading work in the infinite flow genre. Unfortunately, now even the title alone doesn't inspire any desire to click on it.

It was fine at first, but then suddenly a bunch of people appeared who could see moonlight absorbing from thousands of miles away. That's utter nonsense; it instantly changed its nature, turning a magical herb into a poisonous one.