A Transmigrator’s Daily Life as the Crown Prince Turns Dark

It's super good-looking. In this world, Kangxi and Yinreng are very loving, and their brotherhood with several other elder brothers is also good. I feel warm when I see it. In history, Kangxi's sentence "born to conquer his mother" directly made me full of feelings. He also destroyed Yinreng and established him, setting a new historical achievement. I hope that in this world, Kangxi and Yinreng can always be good! ! !

This is wonderfully written. Traveling through the Qing Dynasty prince, the deep love between father and son when he was young, and the suspicion and control from his father when he grew up, led to the current protagonist's almost collapse... The protagonist himself is emotionally rich and insecure (due to the experience of his two lives, his parents were not very close). Finally, he has Kangxi's company in this life, and he carefully protects this father-son relationship, but he did not expect to escape the fate of history. I wonder what will happen next? I just hope the protagonist is a little more relaxed... Of course, in other respects, I get along very well with my brothers. I also promote the research of muskets, encourage the opening of coastal areas, and make glass...

In the beginning, Yinreng only cared about his father Kangxi, relying on and admiring his father, and being friendly to his brothers and sisters. But as Yinreng gradually grew up, he was extremely handsome and talented, and was suspected and tested by Kangxi. Seeing that the prince's heart was finally damaged due to suspicion and testing, he really felt the authority of the ancient emperor. He is the king first and then the father. Even if he was kind to the prince before, he will still be suspicious of him when he is older. I was really moved when I saw the prince resigning from the position of prince. I wrote this review with great emotion. The author's writing style is very good, and the writing is also very personable. The characters in the novel are also very charming. I hope to continue to publish more.

It is really a vivid and incisive Machiavellian novel. It is the first time I have seen such a fascinating and non-perfunctory novel. There is no golden finger or system. The author's writing style is the best I have seen so far. [Sending my heart] My heart is frozen when I read it. The father and son of the Tian family [I almost cried]! I want to send outstanding talents who are unhappy to the Qin Dynasty to be the sons of Qin Shihuang [Thinking]

It's good to read. This seems to be one of the few novels I've rated five stars. I didn't have high hopes when I clicked on this novel because the score was too low and very few people read it. I didn't expect that a novel that I just clicked on could be so good. I'm very glad that I didn't quit when I saw the seven-point rating. I don't know what's wrong with me recently. I've been looking for a long time and can't find a good novel. The male protagonist's inner activities are described very well. , Very reasonable, and made me feel happy. When I saw the male protagonist's heartache, I burst into tears, and my eyelids were red from crying. Maybe my tear point was too low, and I had to find other novels to divert my attention. I really like Baocheng. He is a particularly regrettable character in history. I always hope that he has a good ending. Unfortunately, history will not change, and I can only find solace in novels. I hope Baocheng can have a good family and a father who will be devoted to him. Goodbye, Baocheng.

I fell in love when the score was quite high before. Sure enough, the book can't be too popular, otherwise some people will rate it randomly. It's good to give a fair evaluation of the book. The family relationship between the master and his wife in the early stage is quite delicious. The shortcoming is that the two or three chapters after and before he ascended the throne, as well as Kangxi's early death, were not handled well (I still like this one, and this article barely considers the protagonist) ), you don't have to worry about the later stage, because the early stage of the book is more than half (about 5/6?), And there is really not much in the later stage (although I really like the part where the father and son turned against each other in the middle stage, but unfortunately, this is even less).

The description is very delicate, and the contradiction in Kangxi's heart is vividly described, the intertwining of power and father-son love. I hope that Baocheng and Kang Mazi can have a perfect ending in the end [Explore][Explore][Explore] Make up for the regrets in history

The male protagonist is super outstanding, with a smart brain, high emotional intelligence, good memory, calligraphy, painting, musical instruments, acting and language, all full marks, and he is very good at handling things, occasionally showing weakness and acting coquettishly, and chatting over tea. Because he was ignored by his parents in his first life, and his parents died early in his second life, he attaches great importance to family ties, and is especially attached to Kangxi. Kangxi also doted on him as a darling, taking care of him and training him since childhood, teaching him the emperor's mental skills, and pursuing a father-son relationship in both directions! The writing style is very warm and beautiful!

This book is not bad! Clearance, time travel, system, male protagonist, micro-millionaire, court, seeking power, brothers, father and son, fighting openly and secretly. Some of the settings are novel, the writing is good, the plot is coherent, and the characters have distinctive characteristics. The male protagonist is lively and cheerful, smart, thoughtful, sober and self-possessed, calm and decisive, modest and studious, good at acting, and capable of both literary and military skills. Great, keep up the good work^O^~

The writing is good, I think it will be rated above 9 points. The relationship between father and son and brother is very warm, but the male protagonist was not an adult before time travel and he also knows history. There are many places where father and son love are shown. It feels like the male protagonist is very "child" and feels inconsistent. Maybe the author wants to get closer to history? This feels like there is no need to set a modern time travel setting. The chapters I have read seem to have more of a Kangxi perspective, and the male protagonist has very few psychological activities. I hope that the male protagonist's perspective will be emphasized later. I like the heartthrob male protagonist, but I don't like the story with a female protagonist. According to this development, there must be a female protagonist, right?