A Crumbling Shack? This Is an Inn for All Worlds!

Don't be tired or idle. Write something to distract yourself when you're hungry, and refresh yourself when you're sleepy (T▽T)

It's a running story, there are no highlights, the plot is contradictory, boring and childish. The heroine's character is ten years old. At the beginning, it is said that the heroine's adoptive parents are not good to her. They thought they were treating her badly when neither party knew that the other was not a relative. Later, it was said that both parties knew about it when he was 5 years old. Of course they want the heroine to live in a servant's room. She is not her biological daughter, nor is she her guest. If she finds her daughter, she will go back to her own home. The article does not say why her adoptive parents did not send her to an orphanage. I don't know if it will be explained clearly later. I really can't watch it.

Very childish, and the heroine has nothing to do

It looks good, the author should write it quickly, hehe. I hope to write a love line

Character creation: The heroine is a top student who knows nothing, has a very poor body, can only touch and praise, and the hotel elite is also very poor. Isn't this the character of a strong little white flower? Topic: The hotel management is pretty good, but none of the big bosses see that the hotel is different? I can't tell you what the business results are. They are all here and there. For example, the employees all live in the hotel, there are no employee dormitories, big stars live in, and the hotel is promoted. The heroine actually didn't take action until after it became popular. Oh my God, such a talented student. Maybe I could still watch it before it was released, but now that I've watched it more, it's a bit hard to accept it.

The heroine is silly and sweet, and she is written like a 10-year-old child by a twenty-year-old college graduate. She can't even do simple arithmetic problems... This book is written in a very childish style.

It feels like cell phone literature, with a flat character and only adjectives for the heroine such as "cute", "puppy" and "curly". It makes me feel tired after reading too much of it. The heroine is a silly and sweet little sun at best, a bit like a giant baby at worst. She is in her twenties and always acts like a coquettish and cute sister, which makes people feel a little uncomfortable. The comforting part and the ideological part make the reader feel that she is a bit of a pleaser personality, and she always feels like she is trying to please herself. . . The text has been using words like "Puppy acting like a baby. Jpg" almost twice or three times in every chapter. It feels relatively novice, and there is no diversified description. The plot is bland and the routines are repetitive and there is no desire to watch it. The logic is contradictory and the expression is unclear. It says "Guests are not allowed to leave the hotel" and "secretly left the hotel". Even if you say you can't leave the hotel, you can't come to the outside of this world, but you can return to your own world. You have to make it clear. The reader seems very illogical and contradictory, and has to think about it for a long time. Only strong people are worthy of being your readers. The subject matter is very interesting, but the writing style is inexperienced and fails to bring out the appeal of the subject matter itself. The above is a red flag to avoid, so I ran away first.

At first I thought the setting was very interesting, and it looked really exciting, but after watching it for two days, I felt it was a bit childish. The heroine was always acting coquettishly, begging for a sense of familiarity, which was no longer satisfying, but the subject matter was still very attractive to me.

In addition to being coquettish, the heroine is also very cute. She is in need of love and licking. It's completely impossible to tell that he became self-reliant after the age of 5 and had to support his parents and so on, so he had to live in a grocery room or something.

The writing of the plot is average, bland, without ups and downs, the heroine is flat, and there is almost no bright spot.