The Empress Is Lonely, So What If I, Her Fake Eunuch, Eavesdrop on Her Thoughts and Help Her?

The plot development was poor. It started off well, but went astray and ended up being completely unconvincing. The title suggests a grand vision, but few novelists seem to have this kind of awareness. Most online novels written in less than two years are basically the same.

There are some incoherent parts and typos, but overall it's not bad.

Not bad, I like it.

I've tested this out for you all. The beginning was okay, but after chapter 253, the author changed, and it became a complete mess, turning into a studio's run-of-the-mill writing. I wonder if the family members of authors who change authors halfway through writing are okay? If they are, I hope they are.

There are very few romantic scenes; the entire story revolves around power struggles. Even after a character has a relationship with a woman, the romantic elements are minimal, as if that woman has simply disappeared.

The writing style is so-so. In the early stages, you could sense that the author had a very large but disorganized outline, with things jumping around from one topic to another. By the middle, there was a sense of fatigue, and it felt like the author was just going through the motions or trying to cram in more plot. However, the author has some principles; even with limited resources, they refused to pad the numbers, which is commendable. It's alright, nothing special, but not too bad either.

The beginning was really captivating, but the plot started to decline in the middle, and the ending was so rushed that it didn't even bother to fill in the plot holes.

Looking at other reviews, I won't say much more.

How can a place where eunuchs live be called a palace? How did it get such a high rating?

It started strong but ended weakly, with chaotic logic and disjointed narrative. By the end, the author had run out of ideas, resulting in a terrible, rambling account.