There’s Something Very Wrong with My Sailing Game

This is really affecting the reading experience. The first three chapters only mention the past life every few sentences (and it's all the same content). You can tolerate it once or twice, but it's mentioned seven or eight times. Is this a new way to pad the writing?

The author is someone who can write about new themes, but my friend observed a minute's silence for his sister-in-law.

It's only 13 chapters so far, but the author is apparently an old eunuch (meaning he's never done anything about it), so I'm outta here.

Indeed, every single sentence revolves around how things were before.

Are these pirates? These are gangsters!

The main problem is that I really don't dare to look at eunuchs.

I didn't see anything interesting; it was all just sycophancy, all over the place and all flashy and superficial. The protagonist kept exaggerating and exaggerating the typical sycophantic approach to business and the workplace, which was really unappealing.

Brothers, is it possible that this is a political fiction story, rather than a game story? I mean, possibly.

Gentlemen, besides the author of this book, are there any other eunuchs you could recommend? There are so few books to read right now. I'm planning to check out some of your older works (although they're probably all been edited, the fact that they've made a name for themselves in the palace and have a loyal following means their quality is at least somewhat guaranteed, which is better than trying to find gold in the trash).

Look at the difference between this author's book and others' books. You started writing two months earlier than others, but they have thirty more chapters than you. Author, you are really capable.