Tavern Simulator: I Really Don't Want to Be an Evil God

The first one hundred chapters are very beautiful. The author's writing style is fluent and logical, which makes it more enjoyable. The game is linked to reality and is very interesting. The feeling of gradual development is great. But later problems began to emerge little by little, and they were still hidden, but they made people lose interest in reading. Later, the strength and resources increased, but they gradually forgot about the origin. The author basically did not write about tavern management, and the focus became outing exploration, but did not write about interesting adventures. They were just some stinky and long battles. Moreover, the protagonist team seemed to have a 50-50 physique, and some soldiers with no strength or plot had to fight for a long time.

For me, this has gone away from the theme. From the time I started to be interested in the tavern to the time I hated the adventure, it was all a useless plot. Although the adventure was said to be for the purpose of developing the tavern, the characters were just that, plus some incomprehensible props, which made people gradually boring. I can only say that the plot was bland and there was no desire to follow it.

It's well written. Among Qimao, it's already above average, but not many people read it.

I enjoyed reading the first part about tavern management, but the second part focused more on adventure, and less about taverns. The adventure part was written like a narrative, very gentle, and I didn't feel like continuing to read.

What a great book, why doesn't anyone read it? Hope it doesn't end badly.

I can only say that the setting is good, but there are also many poisonous points. The protagonist is both wise and holy. Someone deceived him in a beauty trap and tried to turn him into an idiot. He didn't kill him, but he even greeted the beauty and treated him like a dog. 🤮🤮

Can this get 9 points? With deliberate foreshadowing and repeated twists and turns, you will feel sick even if you eat the delicious braised pork frequently.

The book makes people speechless when reading it

The writing style is very similar to the small world written by Ting Ri, which is endless fun. It very easily expresses some cruel stories in a way that people can easily accept or even care about. The dialogue between the characters can really make people feel like they are observing in a reduced dimension outside the screen. The ending is a bit abrupt, it would be nice if there were additional side stories or sequel novels.

I feel that the business idea is very good, and the attribute panel is also very clear, and the girl who guides it is also very fun.