I Run an Inn, and It’s Haunted

The impression of the clam girl after reading a few chapters is extremely poor. 1. Since the protagonist has already branded the clam girl and made her a loyal and hardworking tool, all that's needed. There's no need for so much internal monologue.

The first chapter is so poorly written, riddled with grammatical errors, lengthy and tedious, and the character descriptions are weak and unconvincing. I don't know how I can continue reading. 1. Night had fallen early, and dark clouds secretly shrouded the sky above Luoshui City under the cover of darkness. The frost that should have been brought by the full moon did not appear at all.

Extremely boring. I thought it was a weird story, but it turned out to be a pretentious, arrogant, saintly, and slap-in-the-face story.

I feel this is a very unique piece of writing. It's normal for a new book to have some shortcomings. Other readers shouldn't criticize the author for abandoning the project; let the author finish it.

The beginning was good, but it got boring later. The only redeeming quality was the protagonist's non-human nature, but the author planned to make him human later. The protagonist's bias towards certain characters was too obvious, which lowered the overall quality.

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I support creativity; it's much better than those system novels.

It's already starting to fall apart; the later parts all feel the same.

Although you tried to develop the character of the clam-woman, throughout the series, she didn't embody any of the virtues of womanhood, while showcasing her flaws to the fullest extent, making her a very disliked character.

He didn't look strange at all; he seemed like a treasure-giving boy.