That Azure Lotus Demon Sage You Mentioned Is Probably Me, the Immortal Fox

I probably won't be able to update today. Let's see if I can manage three updates tomorrow.

I'm taking a break today; I'm still thinking about the plot.

(Just to clarify, this is all I've read so far.) Chapter 7 was really frustrating. This kind of plot, where the naive and innocent girl lures the enemy here, is quite common, but the lengthy dialogue between the protagonist and antagonist and the psychological descriptions of the protagonist make the whole chapter feel very heavy. If the author wanted to create a build-up effect for later content or to lay the groundwork for the characters' personalities, there was no need to write it so long.

Shivering in the cold, when will the old men of the arch dam be able to stand up again?

Let me first talk about this month's update plan. Because I've entered a phase where it's easy to work overtime, I can't guarantee the quality anymore, and I can't update this book as frequently as before. I might reduce the update frequency in the coming period to maintain quality, and I'll try to give you the specific frequency next week.

I stumbled upon this book while browsing through countless books during a reading slump. Because I stayed up late the night before, I only started reading it seriously the next day (actually, I fell asleep while reading because it was so late). Undeniably, the writing style surpasses most other works on the site, featuring numerous original interpretations and idioms. However! I think the biggest problem lies here: perhaps because the book spends too much time exploring characters' psychology and conveying grand principles, it creates a reading obstacle for many, preventing them from enjoying a smooth and comfortable reading experience. Instead, they have to spend a lot of time understanding the underlying messages, which leads to difficulties like what happened to me...

I'm taking a day off today to organize my previous drafts. Please forgive any inconvenience.

Ntr biss, the Palace Bar belongs to pure love!

This is a bit silly; isn't the protagonist unable to distinguish his own identity and stance?

Author, please, don't be so cruel to me, okay? (I'm so sorry!)