A Worthless Prince? Go Tell That to My Player Retainers

A very good novel; it's rare to see even the supporting characters behaving so normally. I often see eunuchs openly and brazenly harming princes, while the emperor sees a prince as useless and feels nothing when he gets into trouble. It just goes to show that you don't know the harm without comparison.

It's okay, not bad, but it could be improved. Among similar articles on Tomato, it ranks among the top. Players' motivation could be slightly enhanced; perhaps we could try creating player-owned factions after players become stronger, allowing them to build their own. Large-scale events shouldn't be so rigidly restricted; after all, this is a realistic world, and grand epics can begin with the players. This might be a bit difficult to write, but it's worth trying.

A useless prince? Let's talk about my player retainers. It's a robot-made game, a fourth-day catastrophe type of story. The content isn't empty, it's quite rich, somewhat simple, but flows smoothly, enough to kill time. As for the characters, the main and supporting characters are all quite distinctive, and their logic in dealing with people and things is relatively normal. Around four to four and a half stars. Rounded up during the new book period.

It's very interestingly written, it has the feel of a dynastic struggle, but without the typical womanizing harem trope. It suits my taste.

Not bad. For the first test, the player recruitment was finally different from other novels where they recruited players one by one. They directly recruited one hundred players. Thumbs up!

Great book, keep it up! Finally, no more players are saying the protagonist is a GM, or that it's another messy game setting like having kids.

This is probably the best of the Fourth Calamity (player) stories. The player's speech and actions are hilarious and addictive. The protagonist's personality is also great; he's methodical and not mindless. I'm curious if they'll add a partner system, like allowing players to romance certain NPCs—that would be really interesting. Of course, this is just my personal thought. Author, keep up the good work! I'm running out of content!!!

Sure, it gets better as it goes on. The fiancée is just a plot device; there's no real romantic involvement. Focus on the antics and fun the players create. It's really entertaining! 💕💕💕

The current pace is good, and the start is also good. The only difficult aspect of this kind of book is balancing the elements. The Fourth Calamity is immortal, but casualties were inevitable in ancient times. The fact that casualties aren't mentioned here is a good way to avoid it. It remains to be seen how the author will resolve this later, or whether the players will be all elite and never die.

Later on, the main character becomes like an NPC who gives out quests, and the princess disappears completely afterward 🤦