The Carefree Eunuch

The first five or six hundred chapters of this book are quite engaging, though the protagonist is a bit of a playboy. Unexpectedly, the protagonist, Xiao Jiu, has a far more complex identity—he's a prince of the Zong Kingdom, even if he was usurped. The later chapters feel rushed, and the ending is rather abrupt and somewhat disappointing, lowering the overall quality of the novel.

The plot summary is exciting and engaging; I hope for an early update.

I couldn't stop watching, I stayed up all night for three days straight.

It's terrible, incoherent, the main character spends all day playing cards, he's nothing but opportunistic and incompetent, and it even has a terrible ending. It's not worth wasting your time watching!

Worth watching

There were too many typos, and it ended too early; there's definitely room for a second part or a continuation. The plot was good.

There are many typos, but the article is still quite good. The ending of this chapter is very well written. Keep up the good work and I look forward to more of your articles.

Damn it, everyone else has carrier pigeons, and you're using a perfectly good catapult to drop people from the air instead of bombs.

Too many typos, too many pitfalls... I don't want to say more!

The book is concise and to the point, with a grand scope that is grounded in reality. The characters are rich and well-developed, and there are many positive role models. It is a good book and I recommend it.