The Gu Baby Town

The book is rambling, illogical, and poorly written. Most importantly, the story itself is poorly told. What seemed like a novel tale turns out to be incredibly bland. Important details are glossed over, while unimportant ones are described in detail. It feels like the main plot has run out of material, leading to a deluge of subplots.

The early part was well-written, both in terms of plot and writing style, but later it felt like the author had changed and the story was rushed off before a new book was started, wasting the potential. The plot holes weren't filled, and everything was glossed over in a single sentence. It was terrible.

It was fine at first because it had a beginning but no end, but this one is no good!

It's very good. You can tell the author has a very solid foundation in writing and is extremely knowledgeable. This is quality literature, worth reading and praising. I've already read half of it, and I feel a strong sense of immersion. The character descriptions are detailed and nuanced. I've learned a lot. You couldn't write something like this without years of literary training.

Is this ending for real? So many plot holes are left unfilled, and it's already over? Check-in, January 29, 2025.

The writing is good, and it's quite well-written, but unfortunately, it starts strong but ends weakly and is ultimately a disappointing ending.

This book is indeed quite good, the only drawback is the rushed ending. It just had Xiao Xiaoqi tell a few stories, then a few sentences briefly mention everyone dying... And then it was over...

From the early chapters, it was clear the author had a lot to write, but for some reason it ended abruptly and poorly. 🤦🤦

It's a real shame that it was left unfinished.

It was originally very captivating, but instead of following the original plot, shouldn't there have been scenes depicting "my" immense wealth and subsequent downfall after returning to my birthplace? Wasn't it all Xiao Xiaoqi's fault? Why did it end so abruptly? 😂😂😂