watch descending stories

Another option is to use video - sharing platforms. YouTube has a feature where you can sort videos by date uploaded. If you set it to 'Most recent first', you can watch videos like stories in a descending order. This is useful when you are interested in the latest content related to a particular topic or creator.

Some news apps also have story features. For example, if they group stories by time, you can usually set it to show the most recent ones first, which is like watching in a descending order of recency. You just need to explore the settings menu of the app to find such an option.

It might also be related to a storytelling technique where the plot of the stories is constantly going downhill, like in a tragedy. The events in the 'descending stories' could be getting worse and worse for the characters involved, leading to an ultimate downfall.

Often, in anime descending stories, there is a sense of mystery deepening. For example, in 'Made in Abyss', the deeper the characters go into the abyss, the more strange and unknown things they encounter. The setting usually gets more dangerous as well. As in 'The Promised Neverland', once the kids start to descend from their false sense of security, they are in immediate danger from the demons.

I recommend " Nestled in a Mountain Village." This was a complete book about farming in a mountain village, with 3.39 million words. The main character, Wang Buping, got the space to return to the Wang Family Village to develop the mountain. He had divine items, raised small animals, moved the magical plants on the mountain, and caught chickens and rabbits. The first half was good. Overall, 7 points. Although the latter half was a little fantastical, it was the kind that could be read or not, and could be read during the book famine. " Eighty Years Old in the Xianxia World Using Martial Arts to Prove Dao " was not bad either. The male protagonist, Jiang Mu, was invincible in the pugilistic world with the Wuxia Modifier. He only discovered that he was in the Xianxia World at the age of 80. He did not have a spiritual root, but he used martial arts to prove Dao. The setting and plot were good, the writing style was dry, and the character description was average. The Game of Unlimited Strangeness was recommended. The protagonist, Si Qi, was involved in a strange game and worked hard to prolong his life. There were many characters, the original script was clear, and there were crazy big shots. The male lead was selfish and ruthless. His style was dark and suspenseful, and his style was exquisite. The dungeon was exciting. However, the author's updates were slow, so he had to save them for later. " The Leisure Life of a Farmer in a Mountain Village " was also worth watching. The protagonist was tired of the big city and returned to the mountain village to raise chickens, ducks, and sheep. This book was simple and down-to-earth. It had been read by 50,000 people and had 8,000 fans. The conversion rate was not bad. It would be even better if the updates could keep up with the flow.