My Inn Connects to All Worlds, and Every Guest Is a Big Shot

It's not bad. The premise is quite appealing. I haven't seen a female lead yet, and I hope she doesn't appear later! It's not that I'm prejudiced against stories with female leads; I just genuinely enjoy stories without romance 🤦. It's purely about the characters' careers; please, author, don't let romance get involved! 🥺

It's great! The writing is excellent, but I wish there were more female characters. There have been many exceptionally talented women in history; if they could come to this place, perhaps the lives of girls who suffered so much in the past would have been a little better. After all, everyone lived a miserable life in ancient times, but women suffered even more. 🥺

It's entertaining, but it's also incredibly slow-paced. The chapters about the emperors at the beginning are too long. While those chapters are quite engaging, when you're writing about a multiverse, you can't just focus on a few emperors; that won't keep readers engaged.

Overall, it's alright, but the author clearly didn't know that the most needed food during ancient famines was sweet potatoes. This is because sweet potatoes are easier to grow and less susceptible to pests and diseases than potatoes. Also, ancient storage techniques were limited to cellars, making sweet potatoes easier to store than potatoes.

It's great! The protagonist starts on a hilltop with a small, dilapidated courtyard. Then, a system grants him access to Lu Xiaofeng, who appears out of nowhere. Later, Zhu Yuanzhang, Hua Manlou, Qin Shi Huang, Zhao Da, and ancestors from a special period also arrive, providing invaluable assistance. There are many other characters too. I'm looking forward to more guests arriving later—from post-apocalyptic worlds to interstellar travel, cultivation... The more the merrier! 💕

It's pretty good, at least better than those novels where the viewer can't resist a woman.

The plot is well-conceived, but the AI ​​style is too strong, so I can only give it four stars. I'm not just saying this randomly; I've also written stories using AI, and the AI-written stories have a strong Gu Long flavor, which made me uncomfortable to read, so I eventually gave up on them.

I caught up to the latest chapter in just one day! The author writes very well, but sometimes it feels like a few words are missing 🤣. Also, the author hasn't shown the protagonist's points in a while. I'd like to offer a small personal suggestion, just for your reference. I hope the author can add a female lead later on, just one, even if she has a small role.

Why didn't the old sergeant contact the government or the military? That would have been better than paying for guns himself, and he could have even tried to smuggle modern weapons into that era. If he could, wouldn't that have ended the war sooner?

Opening a shop doesn't require lowering your status. Just communicate with people as equals. Why act like a junior to everyone you meet?