Dingnan Guard: The Prince of Chu's Residence

Actually, this was something I wrote for fun, based on some random ideas. This is my first book, so the writing is a bit rough, and it has a slightly forced, sentimental tone. I apologize to those readers who came with high hopes but left disappointed. But since this is my first work to be signed for serialization, I want to finish it.

Not bad, not bad, finally a novel that isn't mindless.

Finally, it's not one of those light novels where the protagonist transmigrates or has a system.

This is a very good book. Although the writing style is a bit depressing, the author's delicate writing and vivid descriptions touched me deeply. This is probably a breath of fresh air compared to Tomato's formulaic writing style. It's hard to find a better book on this platform.

Keep it up, it's very well written. I just don't know which fictional dynasty it's set in. Unlike other historical novels that portray the royal family as ruthless, this book shows Yang Jingxiong's great talent and ambition, and the royal family also displays the proper magnanimity and grandeur. Very good!

Let me speculate. The author previously mentioned that the fifth emperor, the Prince of Chu, shone brightly, and Yang Zhi was the third. Therefore, his son would be the fourth, likely following the path of Zhu Biao and Zhu Yunwen. His son would weaken the power of the princes, and the protagonist would launch a rebellion to reclaim what was rightfully his, becoming the fifth emperor.

This is a very good book. It depicts the lack of freedom within the royal families of feudal societies throughout history, unlike other books where the protagonists can do whatever they want. I hope the author will continue writing.

It's an alternate history story that incorporates elements from the Tang, Song, and Ming dynasties. The protagonist and the crown prince seem to be modeled after Emperor Yongle and Zhu Biao, respectively. It's well-written, but unfortunately, on Tomato, a platform where people are easily distracted and prefer fast-paced, light novels, it doesn't seem to have many readers and is considered niche.

Not bad, I'll raise more and see.

It's great! Keep it up, author!