I Open Blind Boxes in a World of Demons

Come on, author, read after me. I solemnly swear: From this day forward, I will never stop updating. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will not play games or write filler articles. I will be strictly self-disciplined, cherish time like gold, be indomitable, strive hard, pursue excellence, forge brilliance, find joy in coding, be tempered into steel, and live up to my readers, my…

This is what the female lead looks like.

What is this novel about? This is an Eastern fantasy novel, written with a passionate and action-packed story of leveling up and using martial arts to overcome all laws. However, the plot actually has some additional elements compared to traditional fantasy, since readers nowadays are very selective about what they read in traditional fantasy.

Author, I really loved your Martial Universe back then, although I've almost forgotten most of the plot now (but that's what makes it so enjoyable; I can still recall the incredibly exciting and thrilling parts of the story, and your success was explosive in the middle). Back in the early days of Martial Universe, the "trash-to-hero" trope wasn't actually very popular, right?

Why not just stick to writing your traditional fantasy novels? Why insist on making things complicated and focusing on your strengths? How many people are still following you because of your "Martial Universe" series? Take author Mo Mo for example. I haven't even read his new book, and he's quite slow-paced, but he's managed to get 10,000 subscribers by sticking with it.

[💡Previous Recap] This book was a serendipitous discovery for me while searching for books that met the criteria for a new book preview. After learning about the author and the writing process, I discovered that it was a work by a veteran platinum-level author from Qidian.com, marking their return to writing.

Both books were abandoned; I'm speechless. You should just stick to writing traditional cultivation novels. My opinion of your *Martial Peak* is far superior to that simplistic *Battle Through the Heavens*, even though it was my first fantasy novel. Dude, I'm working now, I have money, and I can afford the official version, so don't let everyone down! Work hard on the next one!!

Don't ever write another book again 😅, abandoning two books in a row, you're really something.

[Recommendation] A leading figure in Eastern fantasy, a platinum-level author, and the author of "Martial Peak," "The Ox in the Cocoon," presents his latest masterpiece in Eastern fantasy. A single chapter depicts a world, a race, and a mother and daughter, creating vivid imagery that evokes a strong resonance in the reader, evoking feelings of sorrow, resilience, and deep emotion.

I've given up hope. Just like Liu Cixin could only write one book in his lifetime, The Three-Body Problem, and Canjian could only write one book in his lifetime, Martial Universe.