My Dear, This Slave Is Really a Eunuch!

The writing is very good. I said earlier that the main character's writing was sloppy and started to become erratic within a few chapters. I said before that the third level of practice is effective, and then the second level regains his glory. There was nothing in front of me, but suddenly things came out of the space. I don't know where the space came from, and I don't know when the space became there.

It's very good. It's middle-to-upper-class among similar novels. It's not like some similar novels that describe deep palaces as being like survival in the wilderness. You're terrified when you walk around, and you're scared of death when you meet people (there are many Tomato-type novels). You have to eat the Queen Mother, you don't have to be a prisoner, you're not depressed, and it's a bit refreshing. But the plot of the male protagonist's resistance is too anxious, why don't you accept it? You can change the map to develop [Thinking][Thinking]

After watching it, I think it's okay [eating melon]

It's well written, but it feels a bit boring.