After Going to Sea, I Met a Witch

Many people are talking about single or multiple female leads, but I just hope the author can stay grounded and follow the plot. Forcing a single or multiple female lead that goes against character relationships and plot development is foolish. Some people just want to watch the drama unfold and don't care how much you actually do; they won't be held responsible if the story turns out badly.

I thought it was about the male protagonist becoming a male prostitute and encountering a witch.

I transformed into a werewolf for Lani.

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The synopsis looks great, the writing style and the subject matter are very appealing, but why is it a new book? 😭

First, there's the issue of suppressing the female lead's combat power, which is quite common on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform). Authors often make the female lead incredibly powerful, as part of the protagonist's fighting strength. The novel *Deep Sea Ancient God* does this, where immense power doesn't belong to the protagonist, which is quite off-putting.

I think this novel is completely irreverent. The main character is already involved in the sex industry, so shouldn't they make two movies? After being rescued by a woman who gropes him, instead of thinking about becoming a director, he joins a sex trafficking ring!

Forget about single or multiple female leads; what's popular now is the "genius doesn't overpower the protagonist" genre, super-exciting stories 🤓. "The Ultimate Godhood" and "Growing Through a Dao Seed" are classic examples. The writing doesn't need to be top-notch, just avoid clichés and have plenty of action.

The book has a pretty good start, the kind of traditional shonen novel with a touch of fantasy elements. The world travel based on Monster Hunter and Dark Souls elements is handled in a lot of rushed and illogical ways, but overall the male and female protagonists are very good, so there aren't many problems. However, starting from chapter 200 onwards, everything went haywire.

Classic example of taking leave and disappearing 😜