The game has a cool concept being a medieval world where you run a tavern. It could be so much more. Here are my suggestions:

Have the tavern located within a village centre and hold missions throughout the neighbourhood amongst factions to help solve issues or mysteries to rebuild trust amongst factions. Or maybe you could join one faction, have an enemy faction, and several neutral factions. Maybe they could double the theme as being a detective game, based on gossip that comes to your tavern. You could charge your wares differently amongst factions by providing discounts to factions you want to ally with. As your popularity grows, your faction loyalty increases, and eventually you could hire workers to auto-sustain your business. From there, you plant another tavern within another part of the neighbourhood (within a neutral faction) or a new village altogether. Eventually, you go from running a singular tavern to being a multi-chain business owner of taverns that solves mysteries and builds bonds amongst neighbourhoods.

The adventure is lacking too. I can see this game having difficulties competing against every other adventure-based game. You can explore the entire map within twenty minutes. It forces you to grind within a singular area for the entirety of the game. It could be cool if you could set up a chain of taverns throughout a district, hire people to work them. Have a personalized house you can decorate. Pets would be cool too. Get a horse mount to help travel between taverns....

The farming in this game is typical. I would prefer a method to eventually build it into an auto-mated system (hire workers), and build up plantations. Have a delivery network from secondary enterprises that brings wares to your taverns, etc.

Make this game and I'll play 100s of hours.

Game itself isn't bad I would say, but I expected tavern simulator + some stuff which is mentioned in the description, and tavern related quests, but ended up with some weird Disney like quests which weren't interesting. Combat is extremely basic.

The only thing that made me kinda go through the entire game was the fact that I wasn't playing it alone

Random grab-bag of standard mechanics that are practically baseline for this kind of game. All of which feel incredibly under baked. Needs like another 2-3 years of development and patches to be better than the unpolished, barely serviceable state that it's in. If a game can't be original, it needs to at least do things well, but in this case the game doesn't overly excel at anything let alone one thing.