I Flirted With a Disabled Prince and Became the Holy Son of Technology

This is an incredibly good novel! I, being a bit of a pervert, initially started reading it because of the "leg fetish" tag in the synopsis, but after finishing it, I was completely overwhelmed. I wished I could be reborn in high school and choose to pursue science again! The author's writing is so excellent and fluid.

It's quite good. I especially like the protagonist's way of thinking and the development of their relationship. After finishing it, I felt like the author had achieved great success, haha. I particularly like high-IQ protagonists; they're totally my type. I hope the author doesn't stop updating; I'll be so sad if they do, sob sob. I've only read a dozen chapters; I wonder if the male lead's legs will heal later. I hope a miracle happens.

It's very well written, and it warms the heart. Everyone who appears now is slowly getting better because of the protagonist. However, the feeling I got in the early stages makes me think that it will definitely be angsty later on, not in terms of romance, but in the kind of angst where your family and friends die because of the Little Ice Age in this difficult era. Keep it up, author!

This is true time travel! Bringing knowledge to ancient times to help the people instead of vying for favor—it's amazing! I hope the author doesn't make the sequel too tragic and that it continues to be successful! 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘

I started reading this book around chapter 10. Back then, the author's writing was still quite immature, but the characters were very interesting, so I kept reading. I even urged for updates every day. It's funny, but I felt sorry for the author back then because not many people were reading her book, so I set a goal for myself: to leave at least one comment on each chapter.

Our journey together is drawing to a close. It's an ideal country, where there's no need to worry about the rapid development of every industry—it's all just an ideal, based on imagination. May Lin Qingyuan and Xiao Xuanyi never be separated again, whether in heaven or on earth.

It looks so good! Having read this far, you can feel the author's deep affection for each character. The entire ancient world is well-developed, the plot transitions are very logical, and the author has vividly portrayed each character, making them feel real and relatable.

I stayed up all night to catch up, and it's really good. Fans of infrastructure and political intrigue are in for a treat, as it hasn't gotten to the political intrigue part yet. I quite liked the infrastructure part earlier; the farming and building scenes are so satisfying (?). The transmigrator brings knowledge with him, and the things he creates are very reasonable, not the kind that can be done in a flash. It's very realistic and satisfying.

It's really quite good. I don't usually read infrastructure-building novels because some of them feel like they're trying to teach me something, and they gradually become boring. But this one is a smooth and comfortable read with emotional expression, without being overly hypnotic—just right.

It's so good! Everyone in it has their own strengths; no one is anyone's appendage, and there are no truly awful characters. The best part is when Qingyuan is captured and rescued by some grateful ordinary people—it's not just because of the male lead.