Star-Sweeping Expedition

In fact, the setting is okay and the plot is watchable, but there are a few shortcomings. 1. Eunuch. To be honest, this is the author's first eunuch book. I seem to have only read three of them. They were either eunuchs or bad. 2. It's toxic. The protagonist's wife cheated on her before she was divorced. Although the readers thought the character was not good, there's no need to cuckold the protagonist. It looked a bit estranged. Of course, the protagonist also had affairs with several women later on and had relationships, so he didn't have much qualifications to blame others. 3. The main plot line is unclear. After reading the whole book, I have no specific impression of what the world the protagonist lives in is like. Although it is an alliance, there is no official force in sight. Instead, it looks like a melee between warlords. They usually carry out various deadly attacks and engage in internal fighting. Then if everyone has some strength, they find a city to separate themselves. There is no unified organization for external campaigns, and everyone fights on his own. Can such a world really develop and grow in this world of melee? Moreover, in the Four Elephant Constellation Palace where the protagonist joins, apart from being able to go to the super-dimensional world to practice when he first joined, there has never been any training or communication. How can such a force be cohesive?