The Carefree Sixth Prince

I wrote it myself, and I look at it from time to time for a bit of fun... The initial idea behind writing this book was simply to bring some joy to readers amidst the pressures of reality. If you laughed, then the author will be very happy! 😘

I'm betting you guys, if you manage to read all forty chapters, come find me if you don't like it. The protagonist is both humane and loyal. He doesn't blindly pursue equality, nor does he exhibit the arrogant, aloof attitude of modern people. In short, one word: highly recommended!

This book is incredibly insightful. In short, it's fantastic.

There's no cheat-like system, no plagiarized poetry, no perfectly accurate memories for advanced production; everything came about naturally and through gradual refinement. It's a heartwarming story about a large group of men, women, and children—it's beautiful. Good!

A decent novel. The author's writing style is simple and light, and the protagonist's inner monologues even have a touch of "Ordinary World." It's also quite lively. However, there are too many similar scenes, making it a bit... Chaotic? In the later stages. There are also quite a few personal touches... Also, I was actually quite looking forward to the protagonist conquering the world, but the author didn't spend much time describing that. That's all.

It's alright, a fairly light and enjoyable book. As a seasoned bookworm, I'll just enjoy it now.

Good job! It's great that you can write ancient questions so humorously and with your own unique style. Keep it up!

This book is full of characters like Uncle Yu and Lao Liu. The writing style is a mix of narrative and prose, lively and unrestrained, yet occasionally reminiscent of Zhou Shuren (Lu Xun). The words make the reader laugh, but also subtly reveal wisdom about human relationships. It's a matter of personal interpretation, but it's still quite enjoyable if you can accept the writing style. It's actually a pretty good story. 😏

The writing style is light and pleasant, making many hardships and the ugliness of human nature seem easy to portray. I really like it.

For a time-travel novel, this one is exceptionally good. I don't know if it's just my personal preference, but it feels significantly better than most time-travel stories. The only downside is the low rating; I'd personally think it deserves at least 9.5. 😏