Liang Jian: I Traveled Through Time and Became the Prince of the Devils

It's very interesting to read, especially in many articles written from the male protagonist's perspective. They often use words that are difficult to describe in one sentence to describe female characters. This book does not contain any of them. They are all normal descriptions. The characterization of the male protagonist is particularly good, and it can be clearly seen that the male protagonist has been working hard for his ideals and beliefs.

It's interesting to watch so far, so my review is appropriate for the early stages. I don't know what to say, but it's really well written. This kind of subject matter can be written very shallowly or very deeply. Judging from this book, it is the type of writing that is more in-depth. However, if this type of book is not handled well, it will easily collapse or be interrupted later. At least there are very few of these that I've seen that are constantly updated. The world in this novel is a mixed anti-Japanese drama, and it cannot end by reaching the finale of some anti-Japanese drama. Moreover, the protagonist is a prince. This identity is destined to involve whether militarism can be reversed. If it is not written, it will collapse. (It's really hard to write a review without spoiling any spoilers)

Very good. Not too brainless. Hope it can be serialized. If forced to stop updating. I hope to form a group [blowing kiss]

So far, it looks pretty good. The male protagonist is very happy to do anything as a prince, especially to suppress and punish the Japanese with his identity. But now a heroine suddenly appears. I don't know if the author can write it well, so I'll give it four stars and wait and see. If it's well written, I'll give it five stars. If it's not well written, I'll give it seven stars.

The writing is very good and rigorous. It's very enjoyable to watch. Akihiko is awesome. It's very enjoyable. A cute protagonist with a very charismatic personality. (I don't really like some of the character creations in it. It's very tiring to read over and over again.) There are too many descriptions of the protagonist and the original heroine, and there will be a marriage later. The author's soul is back. Damn, I really like the protagonist of this book. I cried. When will you come back?

It's very interesting. I hope the author's writing style will stick to it. In fact, I have always felt that one sentence is right. What we have been hostile to and fought against has always been the right-wing ideology of Japanese militarism, not the Japanese people. It is not the gentleman's fault that he was born in a small country.

First of all, this book is the most memorable one among this kind of writing that I have ever read. Secondly, author, please don't run away. If you run away, then what am I still reading in this kind of writing? [Cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry] [cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry]

Very pretty. The main character is quite nice.

There are too many meaningless descriptions that are actually unnecessary. The overall plot is quite smooth, and the part about using the internal conflicts of the Japanese army to initiate infighting to help our party is particularly exciting. I hope the author will work hard to explore his own advantages! Lots of updates!

It's well written. There are no logical fallacies that are too outrageous in general. The author just needs to be more relaxed. This kind of subject matter is too easy to lose [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]

From the first chapter, it is obvious that the author's writing style and context are improving. To put it bluntly, the more I read, the more flavorful it becomes. Moreover, the plot is not as "white" as it was at the beginning, and has begun to have a bit of depth. When reading these recent chapters, I feel like the invincible feeling of Ning Yama when he was President Fujiwara.

I feel that the protagonist should be closer to the Minbu, or left-wing nationalism. The author should not do anything interesting, let the protagonist become the emperor, and then fix the monarch [eat melon]

Before reading it, I thought it was a mindless and refreshing book. After reading it, I felt that the structure was clear, and there were no abrupt twists. Everything has character motivations and behavioral principles. The characters are all flesh and blood, especially Hitomi. This is probably the best book to write about in Tomatoes. Many people "borrowed" from this book, but this name brought down the style of this book (it smells like tomato). It may be better to change the title to a slightly simpler one.

If the system beats the Japanese, it will be given one star, because it feels so sorry for the martyrs if the system beats the Japanese. 5 Stars without system

It's officially over. I've always liked this book. The story between Akihiko and Shinji is very interesting. The uncomfortable part is that I knocked on Hitomi Akihiko, but someone reported that the heroine Hitomi was removed. It was clearly revealed very early that Hitomi was the heroine, and there were ambiguous plots... In the end, I even gave Akihiko a fiancée (actually, it didn't mention returning to China, so it doesn't matter, the final ending is up to you) Then I hope that the protagonist group will not be changed too much after the author has completely reset it. Of course, it is okay for the twists and turns of the plot to be interesting. I look forward to it! ! ! (If there is a heroine, you must explain it. Otherwise, if you write so much like this book, some readers will not like it and you will have to pick the heroine.)

The book review is full of monsters, Old Ford fandom is invaded by women, and book friends who are reading it probably won't want to knock two men, or a cruel Japanese.

I don't know if it's because the five stars don't count, but I think it's well written and feels a bit like a domineering boss. But as an outstanding member of the royal family, it's not against the rules to feel a bit domineering. Some of the actions and practices have some flaws, but the background and energy of the protagonist are destined to be such that no one dares to investigate until he is confirmed to have betrayed Japan. Overall it's pretty good, just a little lacking.

The content is more rigorous and the characters are very three-dimensional. I like Asano Akihiko! Well, it gives me the illusion that the protagonist has not passed through. Fushimi Miya Akihiko is still Fushimi Miya. After all, I originally believed in Marxism. I feel that the protagonist often takes copies of the villain. Yeah, my acting skills are getting better and better.

When will the author return? Forget it, remember this book

It's beautiful and beautiful. This is the best movie I've ever seen. There is no system and it only relies on the protagonist's wisdom. The writing is also very good. The plot is so awesome! [Adoration][Adoration][Admiration][Admiration] I like it and I stayed up all night watching it [I'm full] It's even, the author has updated it a lot, I can only keep reading [crying]

It is a rare unsystematic article about the war of resistance. He did not do whatever he wanted just because of his status as a prince, nor did he regard other Japanese as fools.

Why doesn't the author update? Why why? Author, please come back soon.

It's very interesting, always able to find laughter in unexpected places, and it's also sophisticated and meticulous. The characters are vivid and thoughtful

The author writes beautifully

The content is good so far and the plot is quite rich. I hope I won't be blocked.

Five stars for the story, and one star deducted for all plots involving the heroine. Maybe it's because I'm still riding in the car that affects my judgment? But I still don't see too much of Hitomi's role in promoting the story.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

Very interesting anti-war novel

Approved by this General Officer

Did the author run away? It's so sad.