Starting with Descending into the Mountains and Seas Realm

I'm making this pledge as proof: if this book continues to be updated to one million words, I'll add another pledge. If this book continues to be completed, my next new book will also start with a pledge.

As long as Fox keeps updating, his writing is impeccable. However, after reading so many of these Eastern fantasy novels, I really miss his previous cyberpunk and Western steampunk apocalypse novels.

I don't know if you've seen The Devil's Cage of the Degenerate Dragon.

There's no need to make the protagonist constantly face perilous situations; it's not satisfying enough. Like the opening scene of the first dungeon where they caught the thief—clean, efficient, cool, and stylish. Besides, if even a top-tier new character like the protagonist, who has both brains and strength, is like this, I don't know how the other players manage.

The more a book is abandoned, the more likely it is to be abandoned (fearing another abandonment), and the worse its performance will be. The worse the performance, the more likely it is to be abandoned, creating a vicious cycle. How can we break this cycle, brothers? 😰

You've become a eunuch again, Fox Lord.

However, I still want to ask if the female lead is either a romantic partner or a comrade-in-arms. I don't really like romantic relationships. In the author's previous book, the male and female leads got together very quickly with very little development. Before they got together, I didn't see any romantic feelings between the male lead and the female lead.

How dare someone who's been castrated use this account to write?!

Actually, I've been wondering why I always seem to see and add to my favorites every time an author releases a new book. I've been reading your books since "Tide." I didn't originally like cyberpunk, but I really liked several of your books, only to have them all abandoned, including "Demon." This left me perpetually waiting for your books to finish.

So why not start two books simultaneously? Updating every two days is fine too; abandoning a story is bad for one's reputation. Besides, the second world is significantly more difficult. Given the protagonist's performance, the final reward of an exclusive world (preferably one with a higher skill ceiling) wouldn't be unreasonable. The uniqueness of the Soul hasn't been fully showcased, its role isn't particularly noteworthy, its proficiency hasn't increased, and there are no active skills.