You Were Supposed to Pretend to Be the Crown Prince and Die in His Place, Not Rob His Family!

Very good, the rhythm is also good. The only drawback is that the fake identity was discovered by the emperor. After all, a fake is a fake. It is unrealistic to let the protagonist jump around knowing that it is fake. Even if it is used, it will not give the protagonist a chance to grow. The conspiracy of overt promotion and secret reward is a reality.

This book is really good, especially the story about Lu Bu fighting for Diao Chan and Sun Wukong. Hundreds of people gathered together in the battle, but Xue Baochai was indeed too strong. If Nuoshou hadn't used an outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six-fold strafing would have killed him. But I am more concerned about what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguoshan, "Young man is proud, don't show off in front of your brother Liang", which shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkeys who knocked him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings. The fighting scenes are so immersive, and the character descriptions are spot on!

To be honest, when I first read the first few chapters, they were really unsatisfactory and seemed like a mindless text. I was planning to abandon the book. But I was busy at work, so I kept listening. The back is really beautiful, and many places are eye-catching. The areas where I felt uncomfortable in the front were also eliminated. My suggestion is that everyone can read on and see the hypocrisy of the old emperor who dotes on the fake prince. We saw His Highness, the fake prince, reduced to a pawn and caught in the whirlpool of fighting but unnoticed by us. Seeing that the princess was being plotted but was in deep trouble, she was supposed to be nearing her end of life. After all, "good fortune and misfortune depend on each other, and life should not be cut off." Seeing that His Highness the Crown Prince, who is so powerful and relies on the powerful Lu family but is also cunning and cunning, is being manipulated like a plaything by all parties... The most important thing is that the feudal dynasty adheres to morality, but also has Eunuch Chen, who sees through the secular world and looks down on life and death, as the protagonist. It should have been a desperate situation that was shocking every step of the way, but it allowed the protagonist to live a different kind of calmness. There is no mindless conflict and crushing, and there is no humiliation like a dog trying to make ends meet. There is only the clarity of God's perspective on the overall situation and the desire to explore unknown details. Readers can feel refreshed in a very comfortable reading experience. It's refreshing and refreshing, and there will be neither the withdrawal reaction of excessive inner expansion nor the layers of procrastination and waste.

It's not bad, you can see, it's probably just a template. Anyway, not all eunuchs can eat it quickly, and the combat power upgrades quite quickly, from the ninth grade to the third grade in a few months. It's pretty cool, Tomato can do just fine.

Well, well, well, it feels like I have returned to the booming era of online writing more than ten years ago. It is really fun to read, brave and resourceful, and it can make people understand the choices and actions of the protagonist. Nowadays, many online article authors have created protagonists with sharper heads than the last, with left and right brains fighting each other. In the first chapter, it was said that revenge must be retaliated, and in the second chapter, the readers are so brave that they are schizophrenic. This book seems to be quite good now. It is all jumping within the threshold. I hope it doesn't become poisonous for no apparent reason.

It's not bad. It's a rare multi-female novel that doesn't rely solely on women to drive the plot. It combines fantasy elements with machinations quite well. I can only say that the royal family really doesn't have a fuel-efficient lamp, and everyone is talented.

How can I put it this way, overall it's good. As for flaws, it's that the plots feel a little disconnected, and the emotional plot is a bit short, which is not very satisfying. The advantage is that there are no particularly big poisonous points at the moment, and the plot can be said to be passable.

It's good-looking, and one of the few heroines with some brains.

There is nothing to say about the writing. It is undoubtedly good. Whether it is the laying out of the world view, the twists and surprises in the storyline, or the description of the fighting plot, it is very good. But I don't understand why the rating is so low. Maybe there are always some people who hate others, but this kind of thing happens from time to time. I am also an old bookworm who has read paper books for two years and online articles for eight years. I have lost count of the number of times I have seen potential good books disappear due to suppression and reporting. Alas, I just hope that the author can withstand all kinds of evil that will come in the future and continue writing. (It's all subjective, I'll keep my opinions to myself)

To be honest, it's really pretty. I have read a lot of books, but few of these books about traveling through ancient cultivation systems, so it is new to me. Maybe other readers have read similar books. However, the writing of this book is indeed poor, and the background description needs to be further strengthened. I will give it a high rating, but I will also point out the shortcomings.