Records of Negotiations with Fantasy Species

Let me briefly share my feelings. [Phase 1]: The protagonist is about to be harassed by demons after losing his powers. He encounters an old friend who wants to exchange his life for money, and he tries to set up something similar to a cult ritual to survive. To be honest, the protagonist feels like he's destitute, like an upper-class person who loses their job and falls to the bottom.

Some people are saying the author is working full-time, but is writing 70,000 words a month really the author's attitude towards working full-time? Then poor performance and no money are their own fault?

The ambiguous ending of "The Crimson Servant" is really damaging to its reputation. At least release a separate chapter to explain. Waiting so long for an update only to find it's been changed to a "completed" status without a single word – who would have the confidence to follow a new book like that?

It's obvious the author is hesitant about whether to cut it; you'll get used to it once it's abandoned. 😁

It's really disjointed. The protagonist initially appears as a complete nobody, struggling just to survive, displaying extreme humility. But then, in just a few chapters, he suddenly gains unimaginable connections, speaking with ease even to powerful demons.

Is the book going to flop? Is the author going to shut it down?

Tmd didn't have the dnd tag 🏷️😂

I haven't read any of this book, but I can already foresee what the author's future works will be like from the moment the author gave up on Crimson without saying a word.

They tried to add everything, and the result was a hodgepodge... It was quite interesting at first, but then they added a light-based system—how could it not fail?

It felt like something was missing, something that could have attracted and kept the reader engaged. Perhaps it was the plot; while there were various clever touches, it was overall too bland, making it uninteresting to continue reading.