Transmigrating into a Female-Oriented Novel? Here's a Taste of Male-Oriented Novel Shock

The writing is okay. The protagonist does not take revenge overnight. He is a proven warrior of feudalism. If someone offends someone else, the protagonist will have his family confiscated and exterminated within a few chapters. Except for the heroine being a bit toxic in avoiding lightning, the plot is okay.

First couplet: Xuanwu Gate fights, who wins and who is the crown prince? Second line: Xiangji Temple is being attacked. Whoever loses is the rebel. Horizontal comment: Use force to make friends Nod yes, shake head no, Fengtian Jingnan gogogo Come, come, go, double kill in Xuanwumen 😏

Well, let's put it this way, the male protagonist can't survive more than ten lives in a male-channel historical novel, but in a female-channel historical novel he can kill indiscriminately without using his brain, which is pretty cool to watch.

This novel really gets more and more exciting the more I read, the characters are vivid and three-dimensional, the plot is ups and downs without dragging, the foreshadowing is interlocking, and the writing is delicate and contagious. After reading it, I can't get out of the story for a long time. It is worth reading again and again.

It's about 120 chapters. Even though it says there are multiple girls, when I look at it horizontally and vertically, all of them are single girls.

Except for the princess's part, which was a bit poisonous, what surprised me was the old emperor's decisive action. In just a few chapters, Gu Chong's ruthless move followed. In other novels, it might take dozens of chapters to discover the truth.

Don't tell me it's pretty good-looking. It's a cool story. There's no female channel manipulation or conflicts. It's certainly not that rigorous. But it's really fast and accurate. There's no delay or deliberate procrastination of the plot. When you become the prince of the prison country, you just kill two scourges with a single blow. The emotional storyline is a little less interesting. It's a purely entertaining story about a career male channel.

It's beautiful, but the rating is so low, isn't it? Except for the main character who is crazy about doing things and some plots that are illogical, the other plots are all as enjoyable as they should be. Don't delay. As long as the author plays a steady role later, the rating will definitely rise.

The author's writing is good and the plot is compact. It's worth reading.

It feels like the novel can be divided into three parts, but my favorite part is still the first part, which is when the princes fight. I find that the most interesting time, the battle of wits and courage. By the time he ascends to the throne and comes to an end, the rest is much worse.