The Eldest Legitimate Son Is Maxed Out

Currently I have over 50 chapters of the latest chapters. It seems like it is a new book and not many people have read it. It is rare that I decided to comment on the rising popularity. It is well written. It seems that the male protagonist is Chu Xinghe and the eldest princess is a bit suspicious of the female protagonist. I don't know if the author wants to write a story about a single girl without cp. There are still multiple female protagonists, but the author's writing style is quite delicate. No matter which one it is, as long as the transition is good and not inconsistent, please give it a five-star review and support it. As long as you update more diligently, you should be able to catch up with it now. If you don't keep books 😳

The average person has 800 thoughts. They all say one thing and think another thing, but there is something behind their words. Except for the Lin family, the old and the young, and that idiot Wang Zhong.

The writing is excellent and the plot flows smoothly. Unfortunately, I feel that some of the debates and solutions in the article are a bit "stream of consciousness" and cannot be logically convinced. Good writing but don't understand what the author is writing? Machiavellian? Or is it your own "ideal"? The way the male protagonist handles things so far is a "ideal" way... But the "realistic" people in the article accept it. The article contains many allusions, but the description of the characters is vague, and the supporting characters all surround the male protagonist, which makes it not very impressive. I don't quite understand the author's introduction. Let's not talk about whether the integration of various schools is good or not, nor whether we understand the concepts of these companies and their political significance. How is the contradiction reflected in the real system based on this "ideal variable"? What the male protagonist does is really not that transcendent. Looking at other people's comments, it may be that the author was moved by himself. As for "downward compatibility", it feels more like the male protagonist is "arrogant", that is, the male protagonist is placed too high, which is offensive to people. Put the male protagonist in the position of an ordinary person, but have the male protagonist "teach" others all the time. Or should we say that the author is guiding us? It exports too many of its own opinions and loses the color of the characters in the novel. Rather than reading a novel, I might as well read the author's own fantasy. The male protagonist is positioned too high, but the author cannot achieve that kind of morality or transcend moral qualities, which makes me feel weird.

After reading a few chapters, I thought it was a good book and made me want to read it.

A good book, with good language, good plot, and rich characters. Good book

I saw 69. Yes, the writing is very good, but in the fast-paced era, the author's grand narrative is still so obscure, I'm afraid he won't achieve much.

Very good, very beautiful

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A criminal pretending to be depressed

It's so beautiful, the author is so talented. The writing is very good, the narrative is very smooth, and the highlight moments of the protagonist are beautifully portrayed, but it is a bit monotonous at times.