My Senior Brother Can Predict Good and Bad Fortune

My senior brother can predict things; I think I'm referring to Yang Ze. So who am I? Is my purpose in existing as a narrator or writer of biographies?

The simpler the level settings, the better.

Over 100 levels? Just thinking about it is terrifying. If each level is divided into early, middle, and late stages, and then complete perfection, what am I supposed to do?

Fellow Daoists, please try my novel "Immortal Tribulation I" (仙劫一). It's already 400,000 words long and all free. It features a single female lead, a mortal-centric story, and is definitely not mindless. The protagonist possesses a Dao Fruit capable of devouring the spiritual roots of heaven and earth. He is reborn but has lost his memories, facing numerous hardships and setbacks on his journey to find his origins, ultimately culminating in a battle with a half-immortal.

The comments alone tell it – a complete flop.

It's been two days since the last update, please don't abandon this project!

The writing is alright, but the chosen cheat code is flawed. Your cheat code, which is similar to a simulator, is inherently weak. There are many novels that use simulators, and even the best one isn't that great. Well-written works like this only get some readers in the early stages; many will probably quit later on.

I suddenly wanted to check if you had started a new book today, and to my surprise, it was released today! I've always loved your books, and this one has a very interesting theme. Wishing you all the best with your new book!