After Feeding an Exiled Convict, She Was Forced to Reveal Herself

It took at least 1,000 chapters to complete the observation. There is very little interaction between the male and female protagonists in the novel, and the female protagonist only provides material conditions. The rest are basically the praises and awe of passers-by, the miracles, and the various trivial matters on the road to exile. The interactive part is only focused on 1-2 chapters out of 10 chapters, and the rest is gone. It is good that the subject matter is novel and unique, but it is really too superficial, and the plot is dragging. No matter how good the subject matter is, it cannot help but go down like this.

The plot was so drawn out that it was unbearable to watch. Let's take care of it for a month first. It's really impressive to write about it for two weeks when passing through a village.

🙂 I hope the author takes a reasonable rest and arranges his time. For example, ten chapters a day or something like that 😏

The plot is very slow and too watery, causing many interesting settings and plots to become very dull and boring. I have written so much about the broken mountain village, and many of them are unnecessary. The male and female protagonists have not actually met each other for 200 chapters. The career line has just begun, and the modern line has only just begun and nothing has been said. . . . . . Even for a super long novel, the progress and content are the same. . . Too slow, too little. 🤤 The author should speed up the pace. This setting is still very novel.

Oh my god, your big ideas are very interesting. Come on! ! ! The writing is also good, I love it so much

I stopped following Bandit Suppression. There were too many modern scenes and they were all watery. I stopped watching it for a month, but ended up wandering around the bandit village. It's a pity that I can only give up. I wonder what the author thought when he put so much water into it? Are readers here to pay water bills?

Abandoned. It was quite interesting before, but now it's too watery. I haven't made any substantial progress in the content for five days, just trying to make up for the word count. Those who can finish a sentence can write half a chapter. Quite disappointed.

The progress is too slow. Although I understand that the author wants to lay out the background well, the writing method of interweaving two worlds, and there are many characters, it is frustrating to watch the main line unfolding at two nodes after hundreds of chapters. I'm ready to abandon it, or I'll come back one day when the author finishes writing.

The subject matter is okay, but the content of the article is rather slow. There is a strong suspicion of cramming the word count, and I am considering whether it is necessary to abandon the article.

The story is interesting, but it's so watery that it's unbearable