The Prince in a Time of Chaos

The first few chapters weren't great; he was dim-witted, wanted to be a carefree prince, was overly ambitious and didn't know how to hide his talents. Even his mother advised him against it, but he wouldn't listen. He was framed and imprisoned. He said he couldn't lose to a child, but he was just being childish and getting into trouble with a child.

Having finished watching it, how should I put it? It's basically just one word: reckless. And then there's the protagonist's halo. He has absolutely no cunning; it's all thanks to the protagonist's halo. That's why he gathers a group of experts willing to risk their lives for him.

Keep it up! The ancients were wise, but a modern person's understanding is still far superior to that of the ancients.

The protagonist seems to lack common sense. He wants to be a carefree prince, and he's too sharp and doesn't know how to hide himself. He was just enjoying himself and having fun, but he had to show off. If he hadn't wanted to, he shouldn't have shown off his enjoyment in the first place.

How many years have we been consuming Sanlu milk powder?

Is this all the soul of a thirty-year-old is capable of? Trying to gain some popularity by imitating Cao Chong will only lead to his demise?

That aunt was a classic example of dragging things down.

As a new author, I hope everyone will give me lots of support.

I just watched it and it seems pretty good.

Okay, okay, okay