I'm Just a Commoner, So What Great Ambitions Could I Have?

The writing is concise and unique, with twists and turns at the beginning and lingering impact after the ups and downs. It is undoubtedly a good book; worldly wisdom is knowledge, and human relationships are literature. —Recommended by a nine-year veteran bookworm

What a great book! 😢 A breath of fresh air in the Tomato Book series. Support the author! Hope you keep writing this book! 😘

So far, it seems quite good. It includes my book review, which can help you gain a deeper understanding of the book. I won't say it misleads the plot or mislead other readers.

It's quite to my liking. The only problem is that the current scope is a bit small; I wonder if it will expand later. I hope the protagonist can teach the fourth prince the ways of an emperor, like the Confucian ideal of inner sagehood and outer kingship.

I think it suits my taste, but the updates are slow and there are few chapters. I think the framework might need to be expanded later, incorporating intrigue, power struggles, and the male lead's romance. I hope it gets better and better as it goes on.

It has to be a happy ending, you bastard! 😡😡

I'm a long-time fan now! The author writes so well, please update soon! 😠😆

Why doesn't such a good book have a high rating?

Looks pretty good, giving it a good review first, keep it up! 🍉

It's pretty good, five stars for you. However, the author killed off the female lead in his last book, so I hope he won't do that again in this one.