The Starved: I'm Wansui Ye's Childhood Friend

This book is passable in terms of quality, but it has a lot of foreshadowing. While its depiction of late Ming society has some detail, it still needs improvement. The relationships between Man Sui, Ji Liang, and Liu Hao, and the subsequent route of Qionghua searching for her father, are particularly problematic. How will Yan Hui be portrayed? It remains to be seen how well the author will handle this.

The book is quite good, with a lot of text, better than most, it's just a pity that so few people read it. It leans more towards warfare, with most of the later episodes focusing on battles, but I found it very entertaining.

The writing is alright, but the plot is a bit too long.

I have to give it a five-star review 😄

The writing is alright. I'm quite curious about how the male lead ended up with Man Sui. Aren't Liang and Sui reborn?

In short, a good book by a conscientious author.

Well done, author. It's a pity Lao Xing still died.

Will the characters appear in the second part?