The Founding Years of the Northern Song

No, buddy, we're just talking about what happened after we arrived in Tokyo. It's the first holiday, so let's just say it's a bit of padding, a few chapters are fine, bro, your writing is great, a little entertainment between the main plot is fine, but aren't you going a bit too far later on? Three chapters for a section, five chapters for a celebration, this is no way to survive, bro. It's already niche enough, let's just focus on telling a good story.

I just read up to chapter 141. As a reader comfortably enjoying the rest of the story, I really like it; I've truly experienced the bustling metropolis of Tokyo alongside the protagonist. But conversely, if I were a follower reading this far-fetched 5,000-word novel, even if the protagonist rode a donkey from his home to the Emperor's residence, I probably wouldn't like it either. It's quite a dilemma; I just feel it's a pity.

There's no main plot, and while it talks about making money, it doesn't seem to do it properly. It appears to be involved in national affairs, but it doesn't seem to have any interest in it. It's all superficial and doesn't really address the core issues. Everything feels shallow, and it seems like the author himself hasn't thought things through.

I've been reading up to the latest chapter. The overall feel is excellent, with detailed descriptions in various places. However, this detail comes at the cost of a significant amount of space. I'm currently following along closely; each chapter contains very little main or side plot, mostly consisting of detailed descriptions. Although it's quite a slow read, the nuanced writing style is still quite appealing.

So, could someone please explain whether it's a single female lead, a harem, or no female lead at all?

Could Shennong please explain the main plot?

I started reading it a few years ago or before the new year, and I've only read about a dozen chapters so far. It feels like a female-oriented novel, with some unnecessary writing style, but some parts are quite interesting. If it doesn't match, then it's better not to match at all. It's like casting a flirtatious glance at a blind person; once they see it, they still don't know whether it's a cat or a tiger, which is rather awkward.

I thought saving up for two months would be enough to watch, but after buying and watching it all in half a day, I still felt it wasn't nearly enough!

It's been 6 days!

What about the author's fan club?