I’ve Been Left to My Own Devices by a Strange Tales Game

On a whim, I clicked on the author's profile, and sure enough, they'd secretly released a new book again. 😅

At first, as an ordinary person, I had no reaction when I suddenly came into contact with the supernatural world; I accepted it as normal. Moreover, more than 10 people have already died, including friends, yet the protagonist remains completely unfazed despite the possibility of being tracked by their scent. In this situation, sensing something was wrong with Mrs. Zhang, they didn't even call the police... They're incredibly careless.

It's such a pity, both books were quite good.

Take good care of yourself, author! Make sure you adjust your mindset. People who are usually positive and optimistic can really struggle to cope when something happens. Try to stay positive; so many longtime readers are waiting for you! (ง •̀_•́)ง Keep going!

After going through the bookshelf several times, I still want to make a suggestion: how about we not consider changing our focus and continue writing elf stories? I find the characters you create particularly vivid, even though elf stories can be somewhat homogenous, your characters are so interesting! Finally, I'd like to ask when junior artists and assistants can be promoted to full-fledged positions?

It's a flop, all that subscription money was for nothing.

I've really been struggling to find any good Pokémon novels lately, you know what I mean?

My gut feeling tells me this book will be a hit.

The first few chapters were quite good! But after chapter 9! The world you created is too vast, with spirit stones, families, and sects—it's all too cliché! The early chapters took me into Uncle Nine's zombie world! The story is small and concise! You could have easily made it a low-spirit, low-magic storyline.

The excessive melodramatic plot and overemphasis on leveling up and monster-slaying in the cultivation genre directly limited the otherwise interesting genre of supernatural tales.