Lost in the Depths of the Backrooms

Has the author ever been to an empress's room? This is just a jumbled mess of writing, based on assumptions.

A story featuring a harem and ensemble cast, coupled with a nonsensical title and synopsis, is destined to be a cold read.

Smoke filled the small restaurants in the urban village, glass bottles clinked against each other on the tables, and a television in the corner played interviews with local entrepreneurs. Suddenly, someone sighed. "Sigh, how did Old Hu manage to make it happen?" Roy was walking along a forest path when a passing pickup truck honked at him.

The title is actually okay, but after reading the synopsis... Well, I personally suggest revising it. It's quite confusing.

I've finished reading the first 20 chapters of the first volume. Overall score (personal opinion, out of 10): Writing style 6.5 / Atmosphere 7 / Character design 6 🎬 Plot: In terms of plot, I feel that one highlight is that it doesn't rush to explain the setting. It's possible that I didn't know about the back room setting, but at least these characters don't know it.

Food and fodder are edible 😋😋 Group portrait 👬👭

I think I understand now. It's an ensemble piece; there doesn't seem to be a true protagonist.

I was wondering how to avoid the conflict between CC BY-SA 3.0 And the contract; turns out I didn't mention any terms related to the back room at all.

Author, how many people favorited and followed the book when it was being revived?

You could consider switching to the supernatural/suspense genre.