I Hear I'm the Empire's Lost Little Prince?

It's good, very good, just a bit short, which I like. But I wasn't thinking carefully while reading, and I noticed two problems. Of course, it's possible I read too fast (unless it's foreshadowing, then never mind). Why does it sometimes say the child was taken away at three months old, and then later say they were still there at over a year old?

It's highly literary, but it might not have a large readership on Tomato (a Chinese online literature platform). Those who appreciate this delicate style might enjoy it; it feels like a modern Chinese reading comprehension question you might encounter in an exam—very refreshing and suitable for reading comprehension.

It's really good!! I absolutely love this interstellar family romance novel, but I felt the pacing was a bit fast, and the storyline could have been stretched out a little (especially the part before the family reunion). Of course, if the author intends to write a short or medium-length novel, then you don't need to read that middle sentence. Looking forward to the rest! 😚💗

It's a good book about family relationships. The author likes to repeat a single description multiple times, though I think three times is the most. It's alright for a family-themed book; it's not particularly jarring. After finishing the book, I still feel a little regretful that there weren't enough hugs. More hugs would have been perfect. Or maybe more head pats.

There's a lot of detailed description, including physical appearance, but these are usually the same few things that get described. The dialogue feels pretty much the same. Also, the plot is quite novel; the Shen family isn't actually bad, and the adoptive father is a good person. However, it feels like most of the beginning focuses on describing the training, which is written quite meticulously.

Overall, it's good. The protagonist's initial personality is well-developed, with a gentle, refreshing quality that's quite appealing. However, the world-building and timeline are unclear. The protagonist supposedly doesn't remember anything before the age of seven, yet he remembers the events in the lab (which remains unexplained), along with his age and the timeline of his search.

It's good-looking and I love watching it, but it's a bit short 😢.

There's not much psychological description; everyone seems to have only a vague emotion. It would be better if the story were longer.

It would be better if the OS could be a bit longer.

It's so beautiful, I especially love this style. The conversations between family members are so heartwarming.