A Prince Who Doesn't Want to Be King Isn't a True Prince

I originally wrote a review of more than 600 words. What I want to say is that in the early stage, the character of the male protagonist is a bit broken in the later period, and the female protagonist is not likeable. If she is the protagonist, the sense of substitution may be a bit... The latter means that it is recommended to downplay the female protagonist. Summary: The author is a potential stock, a good beginning in the early stage, and the outline is good. I hope the author can continue to work hard. Ps: Why don't the author consider Lin Daiyu's character, or the character of a lady? Be naughty yet elegant, put down your posture, and do things tactfully and skillfully? It's just that I lost points in the part where I was always playing the lead role. It was really a screening part!

I see many readers saying that the beginning of my book is very similar to the Wei Palace. Yes, I wrote it like this on purpose. I did this to filter out those who only like to read the setting and introduction at the beginning, because in my opinion, these people will only lower my data. I'm not belittling anyone, I'm just discussing the matter. Some people like to read Shuangwen and books like Long Aotian. Most of these books have very weird beginnings and are very attractive. But unfortunately, my book is a traditional historical novel, so those who like to swallow it all, please don't read my book, because it really affects the data.

Hurry up and update it. No matter if it's good or not, since I've finished reading it, I have to give it five stars, right? There are too few chapters, although there is something else in the front...

It looks pretty good. In the early stage, I looked aggrieved because of the heroine, but later on, I felt uncomfortable because of Li Gang! Maybe that's why I had the urge to read on. I want to know how the heroine changed in the later period, and how the Su family fell!

Very interesting, looking forward to it