Step Aside, Junior Brother

This story, written in 2016, is still stunning even today. The author beautifully portrays the prince's youthful vigor and cunning, a character I particularly love. Yan has a puppy-like quality, and I personally feel he's somewhat similar to the author of "The Scum Villain's Self-Saving System," though not as compelling (just my personal opinion, for my own enjoyment).

It's great, highly recommended! The plot is fast-paced and doesn't drag. The author wrote several endings, so you can choose whichever you like! (I'm satisfied with them all!) There are some steamy scenes, but they all stop halfway through. The protagonist is incredibly intelligent but not a saint. The male lead might be unlikable in the early stages, but he becomes much better later on!

Princess Ji is absolutely the epitome of my ideal man! At first, I thought she was the kind of person who would willingly die for the characters she created, and I was a little disappointed, not wanting her to die. But alas, I never expected this. The only regret is the ending. Princess Ji should have been laughing and radiant in public, but instead, she was imprisoned (?).

To be honest, this story is really great. It feels like a relatively old-fashioned male-oriented novel, but it seamlessly integrates the two storylines: the path of a chosen one's scheming and the path of a useless boy's rise to power. Regarding the two main characters, Dian Ge is undoubtedly a top-tier male lead.

It's great! Highly recommended! If I didn't remember this was a female-oriented pure romance novel, I would have thought it was a male-oriented villain novel. This book satisfied my desire for the main characters to have a romantic relationship even though I didn't want a female lead. I love it! It's a pity that the explicit content ended halfway through, but I still want to say that it's definitely worth getting into this book!

The plot is so compelling that you really can't understand it without thinking. There are many foreshadowing elements, and the first half is almost entirely about strategy. The romance only starts to develop more around the halfway point, which took me a bit of a while (I rarely read plot-driven BL novels). Overall, though, it's a very good novel.

This is such a wonderful book, especially Princess Ji. I love it so much. I'm not good at expressing myself, so I don't know how to describe this book, but it's really great. The plot is tight, with each part connected to the next. I think this book is excellent. Anyway, I really like it and I'll protect it!

A very good story. The plot is well-structured with many clever ideas; it didn't make me look stupid. The protagonist, Princess Ji, is also very charming. Reading this book was truly enjoyable. The plot twists were excellent and unexpected. Even the predictable tropes were given a unique flavor by the author's cute and rambling commentary.

I love this kind of villain! He's so intelligent, giving off a sense of strategic mastery. In other books where the protagonist transmigrates into a villain, they either lie low or cling to powerful figures—I really hate seeing that type now. Overall, if I could give his intelligence a 100 out of 100, I'd give him 150! And I'm not afraid to give him 51 without making the author arrogant!

It's so good! I love the character of Princess Ji so much! I've watched it twice already.