Witch, I'm Really Not an Ancient Deep-Sea God!

It's already over 300 chapters, and the protagonist is still getting harassed, which is quite different from the book's title! With hundreds of chapters featuring a lively flower witch, a fire witch who hasn't transformed yet, and an ice witch in the background, are you planning to write 500 chapters or more? In summary, the viewpoints are novel, but the writing style and outline are somewhat lacking.

So deep-sea monsters see you as a traitor, and humans see you as a monster?

The characterization and portrayal of Miss Crow are highly contradictory and illogical; they are too idealized. A major flaw.

I dare not look; the four books combined don't even amount to 2 million words.

I've already read the latest chapter. The book's main features are its light and cheerful writing style, its slice-of-life focus, and its theme of adventure and travel. The book's main features are its novel deep-sea monsters, the interactions between the protagonist and these monsters, and various rift explorations (dungeon runs). The female characters are well-developed, each with their own unique traits, avoiding stereotypical portrayals.

Isn't this a complete disaster?

I couldn't watch anymore after 20 pages. First, when entering the crevice, Captain Black Eyes fought a single toad by himself, and it took him a lot of effort. Yet, when there were countless toads at the treasure location, he could still defeat them. The captain, as the captain's strongest fighter, could only fight one toad. And there was only one door. How did the protagonist sneak out? Did they think everyone was an idiot?

Could you please briefly indicate that the setting comes from "Cult Simulator"? It's fine if the author makes up the settings, many novels on Qidian with a bit of a cult theme like to incorporate cult elements. Daogui has incorporated Sichen/Siming, the control of hours, and multiple histories, but at least don't make it so blatant.

In terms of player-transmigration, let's not even talk about high-tier items. Tier 5 is rare and can be obtained by chance, Tier 4 is rare but you can find clues about how to get it, and Tiers 1 to 3 are more common, so you have to be selective and combine them with talents to create a systematic build. The protagonist, this player, is no different from the natives, except that they know a little bit about the plot.

I have to complain about the protagonist's strategy-oriented character design. After transmigrating, he just follows the crowd and uses whatever is available. Moreover, the transmigration game is set in the later stages, so why can't he even make better resources and growth plans?