Review Detail of Evelcior in Permanent Martial Arts

WAIT WHAT the author of legendary mechanic is writing a new novel, i cant wait... and i am also kinda conflicted cus if webnovel picked the novel up and dropped it there is basically no chance of it getting picked by someone else...

ah you see, that's something that's easily answered. Piracy, good old fashioned piracy.

I doubt that. for the new accounts, TLM is automatically in the library without adding. so it is pretty popular and they place great importance on it.

us it being translated by others? not machine translation

webnovels shouldn't pick it but unfortunately only they would get the chance but if wuxiaworld gets it i won't have any problem

Is it illegal for someone to translate a Webnovel and post it for free?

Can you tell me the name of the new novel?

Agreed

name ?

i think (big emphasis on think) you are good as long as you dont earn anything from it

What abt theough patreon or donations?

I REQUIRE SAUCEEEEE

i think those are fine cus almost all tls earn their money through patreon and advanced ch

Astral Apostle

If you are talking about Astral Apostle it is already on webnovel it just doesn't show up if you don't search for it

sadly its on hiatus rn but it is still good a you can see the effort the author put in world building hopefully the author isnt sick and just had a burnout and can recover soon and well

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