The foolish prince Xiao Jingyan was rejected by the emperor and regarded as a shame
Being driven to a barren fiefdom to fend for themselves?
Little did they know, he was the reincarnation of the ancient guardian god's self-torn soul to guard the world!
The soul of Blue Star's top climatologist returns, the soul is perfect, and the natural disaster system awakens!
"The Classic of Mountains and Seas": Do ghosts cause trouble and cause disasters? Locust plague, drought demon, flood demon, plague god... Can be destroyed with the wave of your hand!
The prince was poisoned? The second prince is framed? Buddhist treasure hunt? An enemy country invades the territory?
Watch me keep a low profile and pretend to be stupid, secretly trigger thunder and fire, and use disaster to control the enemy!
The intrigues of the court and the evil spirits and disasters were all wiped out in the flick of the "silly" prince's hand.
Meteors rain down on the world, the candle dragon opens its eyes and swallows the sun, and the disaster of annihilation comes!
Let's see how the stupid prince can control the disaster and turn the world around!
Reader comments
"Silly Prince" is all about high-dimensional computing power!
The author has written "pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger" to the extreme - you thought you were watching an idiot farming, but in the end, he was holding a climatology model in his left hand to deconstruct the "Shan Hai Jing" spirit, and his right hand was tapping the natural disaster system panel in the sea of consciousness. The old foxes in the court were still laughing at him for playing with a rag tiger, and they had already burned the poisonous miasma as an experimental sample! The three identities switch smoothly: the Blue Star expert calmly analyzes the data/the patron saint carries out heavenly punishment on his behalf/the stupid prince tilts his head to avoid assassination. Every "survival by coincidence" is a dimensionality reduction blow.
The plot line is suffocating: the prince poisons, the second prince sends assassins, the county guard kills him, and even the Buddha comes to snatch equipment, and the word "cannibalism" is played out.
The most amazing ones are the descriptions of hard-core disasters: the burning miasma is like playing with chemical equations, the diversion of waterspouts is comparable to engineering mechanics, and the sonic boom shock wave of the meteorite hitting the earth made my ears ring for three days!
It must be given a five-star rating: Although the plague treatment in the mid-term is a little repetitive, the tiger counter-kills the assassin and immediately restores health - how can this be a doll? It is clearly a causal weapon! The foreshadowing of the opening of the Hell dungeon in the second volume of Lava Valley had me squatting at the bottom of the pit.
The story is novel, the structure is clear, the details are vivid, fascinating, and immersive, as wonderful as being in a painting!
The early plot is novel, the author is brilliant in writing, and the Confucian culture is vividly displayed. It is a classic among online articles.
"Silly Prince" is all about high-dimensional computing power! The author has written "pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger" to the extreme - you thought you were watching an idiot farming, but in the end, he was holding a climatology model in his left hand to deconstruct the "Shan Hai Jing" spirit, and his right hand was tapping the natural disaster system panel in the sea of consciousness. The old foxes in the court were still laughing at him for playing with a rag tiger, and they had already burned the poisonous miasma as an experimental sample! The three identities switch smoothly: the Blue Star expert calmly analyzes the data/the patron saint carries out heavenly punishment on his behalf/the stupid prince tilts his head to avoid assassination. Every "survival by coincidence" is a dimensionality reduction blow. The plot line is suffocating: the prince poisons, the second prince sends assassins, the county guard kills him, and even the Buddha comes to snatch equipment, and the word "cannibalism" is played out. The most amazing ones are the descriptions of hard-core disasters: the burning miasma is like playing with chemical equations, the diversion of waterspouts is comparable to engineering mechanics, and the sonic boom shock wave of the meteorite hitting the earth made my ears ring for three days! It must be given a five-star rating: Although the plague treatment in the mid-term is a little repetitive, the tiger counter-kills the assassin and immediately restores health - how can this be a doll? It is clearly a causal weapon! The foreshadowing of the opening of the Hell dungeon in the second volume of Lava Valley had me squatting at the bottom of the pit.
The story is novel, the structure is clear, the details are vivid, fascinating, and immersive, as wonderful as being in a painting!
The early plot is novel, the author is brilliant in writing, and the Confucian culture is vividly displayed. It is a classic among online articles.