The Drinking Bowl Chronicles

The first part is fine, but as you get to the later, the author becomes more and more dilatory, and a small matter can be enlarged to more than ten chapters. Although it is okay to write it in depth like this, it would be too long.

The front part is okay, but the back part is completely unbearable. The plot is confusing and the progress is too slow.

It's a rare good book, and the ending is okay. The advantage is that there is no continuation.

Just because it describes that the dragon in the East is just a reptile and can't fly, it's enough to give it a bad review.

The water is too watery.