The Lucky Grand Prize Draw

It's manageable, but I'll just skip the next few dozen chapters. It's too watery. The author will draw a big prize to use one chapter. There's also Japanese. In Japanese, at noon, what is this if it's not water?

It's full of typos, the sentences don't make sense, and I can't express the basic meaning. It's terrible!

There is a reason for the score, and readers have eyes and brains. There are many outstanding points, but none of them are on point. The logic of all the plot sentences is very confusing, like something written by a drunk person, and every thing is handled like a mentally retarded person, and it is disorderly and chaotic. One of the particularly annoying things is that he likes to bet. Everything must be written in a betting way. Otherwise, the author would not have the writing skills to control the plot. It's really a bit ridiculous

The three views are incorrect.

I've seen more than a hundred of them, and they're really not that good.

What the hell, in order to count the number of words, the author really worked hard to save the money.

It's not exciting, but the storyline is smooth and not annoying, so it's still enjoyable to watch and worth watching.

What kind of pot? Two pots for a thousand servings?