Rich Beyond Measure Across the Heavens

You're so foolish! Even if I kill you, the money is still mine.

Just finished reading the One Piece arc, here are my thoughts: some good, some bad, but overall a high-quality work. The first two arcs were excellent, with the Lord of the Rings arc being the best. Salin, though only a supporting character, was vividly portrayed, capturing the raw, resilient nature of a dwarf and, more importantly, the gentleness of a female character.

You might not realize the problem yet. You're writing an infinite flow fanfiction, and your target audience is someone who enjoys a smooth, exciting climax. However, there aren't many readers who want to read a transmigration story with a focus on the mysterious and fantastical elements of the Lord of Mysteries. Moreover, the Lord of Mysteries fanfiction is polarized within the community.

Let me share some of my humble opinions. If the author and fellow readers find them amusing, feel free to take them; otherwise, consider them a joke. Actually, it's quite obvious from what I've seen so far that the author is facing a predicament. Frequent absences and writer's block—I can't say how much of this is due to physical or environmental factors.

I'm guessing this will be another unfinished book. There's no female lead, and she won't play cards with girls. It's all about completing tasks for the sake of completing tasks, and it'll probably cause reading fatigue after a while.

Is "Mysterious" a novel? I skipped it after reading two chapters. Can you find some familiar storylines?

The author has already begun screening readers.

(Personal thoughts) How long is the author planning to write Volume 6? I have absolutely no desire to read it. Volume 5 is the same as Volume 4. Volume 4 was alright, well-written, and readable from the beginning, but Volumes 5 and 6 are like a dried-up pancake—hard to chew, tasteless, stuck in your throat, neither good nor bad, neither satisfying nor worth abandoning.

It's time to start crowdfunding to write a book! In which world would you like to see Tang Sen living a life of extravagance? Feel free to share your ideas. The world, the goods that need to be acquired, and the things that are worth taking away from that world. Of course, a commodity doesn't necessarily have to be a physical object; it can also represent a status, an emotion, or a characteristic.

I've caught up to the latest one. The Forgotten Realms arc in the D&D universe is actually just as good as the previous Caribbean and Harry Potter arcs. I really don't remember the other arcs, except for a bunch of One Piece arcs that were really off-putting. Luckily, I gritted my teeth and made it to the other arcs, which saved me. Otherwise, I would have given up on One Piece.