Entering the World of Monster Girls

The book's flaws become apparent as soon as the dangerous plot unfolds. The protagonist's cheat ability has no chance of development; it can only guarantee the protagonist becoming a superhuman, not a powerful one. The protagonist remains just an ordinary adventurer. His goals are lofty, but the cheat ability is weak and cannot provide the necessary strength. The protagonist is destined to be trapped in a cycle of stagnation. Without power, he cannot obtain more information, cannot grow stronger, and then faces certain death. He escapes by chance, heals, runs out of money, continues adventuring, faces certain death again, and the cycle repeats. This is the tragedy of a low-level adventurer! Alas! It's all because the cheat ability is too weak!

Dear readers, my new book is experiencing a dismal traffic period on Qidian right now (said some pitiful things). I beg you readers who like my work to come back and visit occasionally, otherwise I will really starve to death... (Said some desperate things).

The female lead, at 19, is written like a middle school student; she doesn't seem like a level one adventurer at all.

The writing is good, quite interesting. Here's a monthly pass for you.

"Follow the scent of herbs and the sound of wind chimes as you walk up the mountain. Once you see that green sea floating in the clouds, you're almost at Cuiya Town, the busiest gold-panning area in the entire Baihua Hills." Leaving the water network of the Thousand Lakes Plain, and climbing eastward along the Cold Water Creek to the Hundred Flowers Hill, the fishy smell in the air is replaced by the fresh scent of grass. Built against the mountainside, Cuiya Town is a medicinal herb producing area in the eastern part of the White Causeway Kingdom. Caravans that come to buy medicinal herbs and eager young adventurers gather here all year round. The entire town revolves around Cloud Crown Forest. The townspeople and outsiders maintain a tacit understanding: the locals do not venture into the mountains to take risks, but specialize in appraisal, restaurants, and forging, while the adventurers from outside go into the mountains to try their luck and make their first fortune. Passing through the North Gate, you'll find yourself in the Cloud Crown Forest, which spirals upwards. Various magical plants grow along the ridges, and at the summit stand the colossal Cloud Crown Trees, their canopies layered like umbrellas. Looking up from any main street in the town, you can see that green sea held aloft by the clouds. Every year during the harvest season, cloud-crowned fruits grow on the branches high in the sky. This precious material, which can enhance attributes, attracts countless people who come from far and wide. During the "Yun Guan Festival," wind chimes jingle along the streets, the whole town stays open all night, and taverns are packed with people drinking honey wine and calculating their share. However, this hunting ground is never short of challenges. Rumors of a significant increase in fruit production this year have also spurred the migration of monsters. The tree-dwelling serpents that once roamed the high-altitude skies have become unusually active, frequently roaming among the trees. For reckless novices, Cloudcrown Forest is a place fraught with danger. But for well-prepared hunters, this is the perfect opportunity to quickly swell their wallets.

Are many of the illustrations created using traditional methods?

There's no need to keep mentioning Pikachu, after all, you're not writing Pokémon fanfiction.

What? This is your first book? Well, there's nothing I can do but keep up with the updates.