Princess! Your Consort Has Run Away Again!

The theme is good, and the plot is okay. Here's a suggestion for the author: the poor data quality is entirely due to the formatting not being "Tomato" style. For example, this passage: author: He weighed the plants in his hand for a while and realized there weren't many. He figured he could easily plant them all. So he opened the package and felt like the sky had fallen.

Wow! Seriously! It's so interesting, I'm really excited watching it. This book is the kind of lighthearted comedy that can be used to relax. Lao Deng's writing style is good and it's the kind of book that gets better with time. There are no messy, overpowered plots, and the subject matter is also very fresh. The main character comes from a humble background but has a sharp tongue but a kind heart.

The story is quite good, and the theme is very novel, but I'm deducting one star because the romance isn't very well written. PS: I couldn't continue reading past chapter 162, so I'm leaving a comment. As for the female leads, there's Lin and Su. Su clearly follows a sweet storyline. But Lin's angst-filled storyline is dragged out for too long.

I'd had this book sitting on my bookshelf for ages because of its 7.9 Rating, until I read the reviews—all positive ones, saying it was hilarious—and decided to give it a try. After finishing it, I wished it were two or three million words long; it just wasn't enough. It had a bit of a "100,000 Cold Jokes" vibe.

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Overall, it's not bad. I really disliked the princess Lin Shengwan, but everything else was pretty good.

It's actually quite good. The plot holes aren't too big; you rarely see them unless you specifically look for them. Besides, it's meant to be funny, so you can't expect a perfect recreation of ancient times like Tongfu Inn. Moreover, modern people's understanding of ancient times is based on Qing Dynasty wild boar hides and iron pots.

It's quite good. It's rare to see a work that suits my taste and makes me laugh so much. There are a few minor flaws, but personally, I think they don't outweigh the merits. Unfortunately, I don't have enough money, so I can only support it by sending ad gifts. [Please update more frequently!]

This book is truly excellent, especially the part depicting Lu Bu's hundreds-of-rounds battle with Sun Wukong over Diao Chan. However, Xue Baochai was indeed too powerful; if it weren't for Darius's outer-circle cheat and Noxus Guillotine, that M4 six-times-magnitude spray would have been fatal.

I've watched the whole thing. It's very imaginative, humorous, and interesting. It's not frivolous, and there aren't any particularly outrageous logical problems. The writing felt a bit rushed towards the end. While clues about the protagonist's background were given in the middle, making it mostly predictable, a plot hole that was built up throughout the book was glossed over in a single chapter.