In the late autumn of the twenty-fifth year of Longyu in the Great Xia dynasty, Zhou Jingzhao accidentally fell into the Crescent Lake by the prince’s residence and awakened memories of his past life. He immediately understood that everything that had happened before, from the assassination attempt and his fall into the lake to the death of his mother, Consort Gu, had not been coincidence, but the result of a struggle for power. Once he came to his senses, he decided he would no longer be an idle prince. He began training in martial arts and building up his strength, preparing to strike back. In doing so, he became caught up in one maelstrom after another. Watch as he finds a way through.
The main and supporting characters are intelligent, creating a complex and unpredictable situation that is worth watching; the plot is clear, organized, logical, detailed, and visually engaging; the pacing is brisk. The only downsides are that the male lead's romantic storyline is too deeply buried and there is too much focus on the male lead, but overall, the strengths outweigh the weaknesses, making it a worthwhile watch.
It's pretty good; it's one of the better books on Tomato Books.
It's alright, worth recommending.
It's well-written, better than most alternate history novels. I hope it gets even better later on.
It feels pretty good, keep it up! Hopefully, the problems I encountered earlier will be resolved later.
It's well-written, and it gets even better as you read on.
Why are there so few comments? It's really good!