The Fierce Heir
世子凶猛
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The writing is quite good, but the update is too slow, one chapter a day.
It's a well-written fictional story with a compact plot. It's not the Holy Mother. It's really good to watch.
A masterpiece! After writing the whole book, I still feel that the protagonist is not very good at strategizing everything, and his force is worth the ceiling. Not to mention, the whole book is not mainly about court strategy. My personal opinion is: the protagonist has more intelligent analysis and thinking about the upcoming plots; is good at using all his powers; has enough exciting points and rich emotional descriptions in the interesting and slightly brain-burning storyline; I believe that readers will have a better reading experience and the feeling of being brought into the protagonist in the book will be unforgettable!
This book has been underestimated! I have read countless books. This book is really nice, detailed, humorous and sad! The plot is not too laggy, I hope the author will work harder I hope I won't be a eunuch anymore!
Overall, it's pretty good. The part where the father of the left prime minister and the prince of the royal family dies, and the protagonist's father is in a fog, and everything is fully explained in the end. The fight with Emperor Yan is considered a high-level one, but there are a lot of women. On Tomato, I read novels without female protagonists.
I want to give it three and a half stars. Although I can't say it's amazing, it's still pretty good. I think it could be rated above eight, but the rating is indeed a bit low.
It's so beautiful. I hope the author can write it quickly [laughing]
The article is well written 1The logic of the article is very clear 2 The entire main line is very logical and rigorous 3 The plot is exciting but the number of words in each chapter is a bit short. The overall quality is okay. 4 Moreover, the entire Yinsi framework is very strict and systematic. 5 The author did not write down all the plots at the beginning. He could use them to lay the groundwork for the subsequent plots.
Not bad, but the rating has been lowered and fewer people have watched it.
Why does it feel so similar to "The Day I Don't Want to Be the Demon King"