Showbiz: The Joy of Livestreaming as a Prince

They even wrote about assassinating the crown prince. In any dynasty, assassinating the crown prince would at least result in the confiscation of property and the extermination of the entire clan, unless the assassin was more powerful than the emperor or there was no evidence. Otherwise, whoever did it would have their property confiscated.

I hope you don't touch that so-called "Princess," that slut. She's practically a womanizer; she's slept with over a dozen men in Northern Qi and dozens more in Southern Qing. Dealing with her is just being a slut. I really don't understand why so many authors, so obsessed with their craft, would even include something like this.

Author, I'm truly saddened that you're making money from low-quality content.

Acting crazy and being funny is fine, but if you keep acting crazy and being silly and making silly jokes all the time, it's no fun. Also, even those who have read the original work and have any premonitions or insights won't understand.

Author, you're wrong to say that Grandmasters wouldn't dare charge the Imperial Guards. In the original novel, Si Gu Jian entered the palace three times to assassinate Emperor Qing to avenge Ye Qingmei, and the Imperial Guards couldn't stop him. It was Emperor Qing who used his domineering true qi to block Si Gu Jian, thus revealing his Grandmaster power.

The show completely fails to capture the massive sensation caused by the time travel. After more than a week, can you believe it only has a few hundred thousand viewers? And what about the relevant government departments? What about the foreign figures? I wouldn't be surprised if the number of viewers reached millions, tens of millions, or even hundreds of millions!

It's too superficial; it takes forever to write about trivial matters.

Did you write this in Atlantis?

Chapter Ninety-Three, so ignorant! The author should have a little common sense! A royal mansion would have stewards, gatekeepers, and guards. A normal, not-yet-dilapidated royal mansion would need at least several dozen servants to function properly.

The author has gone overboard with the story of Fan Sizhe, writing over twenty chapters. The beginning was quite good, and although it was a bit padded, it was also quite funny. Now, it seems to have given up?