From the Start, I Was Caught in the Fight for the Throne, but Chose to Be a Fortune-Teller

I have read 40 chapters so far. Let me briefly talk about my impressions of this book. I gave it five stars just to let everyone see it. The male protagonist grew up in the palace. While saying that he should keep a low profile, he started to tease his brother, the tenth prince, who was being punished. (The two of them had a relationship because the tenth prince wanted to spar with the male protagonist, but he was ridiculed by the male protagonist. The tenth prince started to make trouble. The male protagonist said that he didn't care, and then suddenly started to mock the tenth prince.) The second stage is to leave the capital, with the same old-fashioned zero-frame start, and help very suddenly. Later, when he returned to the capital, he followed the same routine, and then he was pestered by a woman. The male protagonist still acted very embarrassed and uncomfortable. Another point is that the reviews of this book feel like they were written, they are basically bad reviews, and there are also the author's emoticon responses to these reviews. This is the real scoring environment [laughing]

Very beautiful First, in the beginning of the prince, modern people are reborn, and there is a sense of contrast between modern people in ancient times. Unlike other novels, the ancient people are not too ancient, and the time-travelers are not too modern. Without contrast, it would be boring. The second is that it is not involved in a strange whirlpool. Unlike other novels, the introduction says that it does not fight for the throne, but it involuntarily develops power and manipulates cronies. If you say that you are doing this, isn't it a military competition between the United States and the Soviet Union? Thirdly, I didn't act like a licking dog. I only provoked Ji Yue for martial arts secrets, and I didn't say anything about calculations. I thought it was very good, with an indifferent attitude, neither taking the initiative nor refusing. There was also a princess who threw the princess into seclusion with flowers and candles in the bridal chamber. I thought it was very well written. I had never seen her before. She had no feelings, and she was not like other protagonists in novels who were idle and respected women. But in fact, they were PUAs to others, making the bride guess uneasy and then comforting her. It all came naturally.

This is not the reincarnation of a business tycoon who has never touched a leaf among thousands of flowers. He is a reincarnated person who has no sense of self-crisis and cannot judge the situation and be self-righteous! A mother clan is not prosperous and has no favor, not to mention that her own mother is calculated to have a short lifespan. She still wanders around without reducing her own sense of existence. Are she afraid that her life will be too easy?

I think it's very interesting to watch, and the plot is also my favorite plot. This prince is not the kind of invincible cool story. The plot is full of ups and downs, powerful and thoughtful.

Super good looking Super good looking Super good looking Super good looking Super good looking Super good looking Super good looking Super good looking The protagonist is simply poisonous. While talking about how much money he made in his previous life, he has no money to practice. He still needs the help of his wife. And you are already top-notch. On the surface, you are in the t1 echelon (the protagonist can fight the t0 echelon players with the bonus of skipping battles). But it turns out that he doesn't know the money left by his mother, so he finds clues to get it back, and it's gone. Do you like the various toothy soybeans in the author's paragraph comments? Most of them are like this [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]

Very good, the logic is correct, and it fits well. I hope that if there is a revival of spiritual energy in the future, it will not be so exaggerated, and it must be slow. Don't come up with super powers at every turn. After the revival, there will be a wave of beasts, and you will offend someone at every turn, and have a grudge against someone at every turn. Slowly advance the plot. That's it. It's best to add a timeline such as how many years of the dynasty refers to the Eternal Ember. Only by using the imperial court to achieve your own power can you do good things. Other cultivators will rob you at every turn. The real situation of the big boss is that those who rob have their own foundations, develop the foundations, and the foundations will replenish themselves. If you have nothing to write about, you can consider writing about children, the changes in the imperial court, and the integration of these two

What I learned is very real, calm but unusual, very patient and patient.

I have read more than 60 chapters of the update so far. I feel it is quite interesting and has some development prospects. However, if the label is to write about the world of cultivating immortals, I feel that it is not suitable (after all, the opening depicts too much in the mortal world, and if it only writes about the protagonist cultivating immortals, it seems that it will not achieve the ending of becoming an immortal. You can add a spiritual wave. Resurrection, or encountering a small hidden secret), I think the interesting point is that you can watch the inheritance from a close distance. There is a lot to write about, but in terms of martial arts, there is nothing new (the protagonist's return journey is skipped anyway), I can only say that the martial arts strength is to support the person who watches the inheritance.

I like this clean and neat writing style. I hate the entangled heroine and the misanthrope next to me. The male protagonist has a clear mind and no ink stains. I like this kind of novel! [Love]

It's pretty good. Don't look at the comments section where a bunch of people commented on various protagonist problems, but in fact it's just a time-travel cultivator who is struggling in the end of the Dharma era where it's difficult to cultivate immortality. He emphasizes the difficulty of getting out of the land without a wealthy couple, and intersperses the plot with silent pretentiousness. Although there are many problems, it is impossible to say that it is useless. Four stars can be given, and I give five stars to encourage the author!