The Heavenly Road Inn

Extremely good public security? No one picks up lost items and doors are left unlocked at night? Among the top in the country? Isn't that a bit too much flattery?

Write carefully. If there are even the slightest problems, I'll keep reporting you. A few minor complaints and you'll be permanently banned. You're very powerful; don't mess with me.

The author is truly amazing. My apprentice account got banned after making just two comments. This author is trash; they can't tolerate any suggestions.

Honestly!! Seeing the massive mine collapse, only three people managed to escape, and then the county leaders were laughing and chatting with the protagonist, and other leaders were also laughing too, I was disgusted on the spot! So careless! Are other people's lives so worthless??? How could they and the protagonist be laughing at the scene??? I was instantly horrified when I saw this!!!

After reading dozens of chapters, I still couldn't grasp the inn's atmosphere. It didn't feel like what I expected; it was all about dogs. It lacked the tranquil, lofty atmosphere of a frontier mountain, and didn't possess any otherworldly, expansive, or majestic characteristics. Perhaps my expectations were too high? There are so few good free novels these days...

If you want to go to Tibet, you can do so by cycling, hitchhiking, driving, or hiking. The Sichuan-Tibet Southern Route of National Highway 318 is the most suitable for beginners. Within a hundred kilometers, there are restaurants, guesthouses, hostels, and homestays, all with decent conditions.

Having read over a hundred chapters, which seems to be the part where the female lead is about to move to the lake, I must say everything else is good, but the romance is really awkward. The female lead isn't likable; she'd be better off with a cheerful and outgoing guy. It's a bit off-putting, and I don't know if I can keep going.

Sigh! I don't know if it's my fault or the author's writing that's problematic, but every time I read phrases like "wanting to return to China," "Epaco," or "Tibetans," it felt like Tibet wasn't Chinese territory but a foreign land. It was quite strange to read.

I came in because of the cover. I love traveling and the scenery of western China. I've driven 60,000 kilometers in the past few years, traversing several northwestern provinces, experiencing boundless deserts, desolate Gobi, majestic snow-capped mountains, and vast plateaus. I hope this book is good, and that the author writes well.

Author, please update faster! It's too slow. I'll give you a recommendation and a monthly pass every day if you update faster!