The Tomb Robbing series was pretty much settled at this point. If he published new books, they would inevitably need to be of a different genre.
After all, Chu Tian was still dedicated to releasing books, not just for some pocket money, but more importantly, for managing the IP.
The IP surrounding Tomb Robbing was essentially well-crafted by now. What followed was a planned approach to film and perfect the entire IP world.
Therefore, the new book he selected next must be related to the IP.
But with so many new IPs out there, which one should he choose?
He had been considering whether to write "The Golden Eyes" because, while there were novels in this world about treasure appraisal and adventure, there weren't any combining the supernatural ability of appraisal with adventure.
After all, fiction at this time was still in the era of the Martial World and, comparatively, it was somewhat outdated and off-track.
