These Big Shots Are Actually All Me

The later parts were indeed just a chronological account. The only characters I remember are the Queen, the female knight, the duchess, and the one who gave me the lucky necklace—all characters from the first story. The only slightly less memorable one was the Elf Queen. The goddesses were really poorly developed; I have absolutely no recollection of them.

The early parts were well-written, but the later parts insisted on including a bunch of grand narratives, while the harem was barely touched upon. The love triangle scenes were limited to a few paragraphs, and the hair-pulling and other scenes that everyone wanted to see were either stopped before they even began or only briefly mentioned. The four minor characters at the beginning were completely forgotten later on, and who could hold back their excitement at the final dumpling-making scene?

What is this book about? Is it good?

He concocted a whole bunch of dubious identities and backup plans, only to make a huge blunder as soon as he left the special zone. He prematurely reached a level far beyond his capabilities while his strength was still very low, resulting in a completely absurd plot. Anyone who reads it will know what I mean. Thankfully, this book was already finished; in today's environment, I doubt it could even have been completed properly.

The early and middle stages were alright, but the later stages were really mediocre.

Ganluliang is a scam!

Brothers, don't waste your money reading this, just run away. The later parts are written so badly it's like shit, no, it's even more disgusting than shit. Even dogs eat shit!

The author over there has started a new book; you can check it out if you're interested. I doubt they'll be coming back here.

Has the author started a new book, or is it on another platform? What's the title, guys?