The Fierce Heir Apparent: Miss, Please Mind Yourself

So far it seems to be very good, the characters are likeable, the story is good, I have the desire to read it, and there are no obvious poisonous points. The amount is just too little. The rest is okay. If it is too delicate, it will turn into water. There are too many daily routines. The advancement of the main plot is not as slow as usual. After chasing it for more than ten days, I feel like I haven't seen anything. . .

I subjectively think this book is quite good. It's a bit of a daily comedy, but it also slowly unfolds the world view and advances the plot, which is great. Although the reader is not directly told that the protagonist has traveled through time, it is expressed between the lines. It is not like most books that points it out directly at the beginning, but allows readers to read and feel. Another thing that I think is very good about this book is that the author portrays the characters of the more important people around the protagonist very well and vividly. This makes me very comfortable to read. I see some people saying that the author's daily routine is a bit too much, like being in water. I don't think so. Instead, I think this is a feature of this book. There are already enough Tomato history articles, but being able to describe daily details and bits and pieces like this makes me feel very comfortable reading. Next, I hope the author can make the world view as big as possible. Well, I finished Beihuan, and then I also tried to write about Xijiang and Jiangnan. Furthermore, I hope the author can portray the protagonist as more free-spirited, doing things based on his heart, and making love and hate clear. Then just be more realistic. Okay, that's all. I hope the author and works will get better and better [Thoughts] I see some people say that the protagonist is a heir apparent, a member of the royal family, and is being embarrassed by petty officials in prison and has to prove himself (playing the role of a pig to eat the tiger). I think the people who say this are really nonsense, they must be very idle [face covering] I don't think this is normal? Shouldn't we look at it based on the cause and effect? ​​Isn't the protagonist just wearing a vest in front of Yue [what]? And just by reading this book, you can see that the protagonist does things as he pleases (as a high-ranking master who wears a vest just to teach the son of a minister of household affairs, can't he mean to do whatever he wants?) And based on the actual situation, it was originally to understand Xiao's motive for pleading guilty. If you don't show off your knowledge of modern criminal processing, will others recognize you? According to what you mean, don't you pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger here, and directly reveal your identity as a prince and prince? Didn't I say it before (you, a prince and prince, are going to overturn the case of a court minister?) [Laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] Of course, there is still a rather unremarkable section in this book, that is, when the protagonist goes to Mu's place to treat his injury, and then Meng appears and threatens the protagonist not to tell the story, and the scene where Mu and Meng quarrel with each other. I think this section is a bit nonsensical, and it kind of detracts from the setting of the saint. The rest is fine (at least as far as Chapter 159)

The writing is indeed very good, but the author also has to deal with the relationship between the prince and several female protagonists. It is clear that he is slowly guiding the plot, but the identity is here. The protagonist is a prince of Prince Yan who is deeply loved by the emperor and powerful, but it feels a bit aggrieved and cannot be done to the fullest. In the middle, the prince has been close to the two female protagonists. Although the crown prince is a virgin and is separated from the prince, but said The truth is not enough. The Crown Princess and Xie Wan'er, whom the Crown Prince pursues, still have nothing to do with the protagonist. In comparison, it seems that the Crown Prince has been labeling the two heroines. Under such circumstances, knowing that the two heroines are Prince Yan's harem is a bit frustrating and uncomfortable. Furthermore, the protagonist, Prince Yan, has been given so many strong settings. He has high status, strength, and deep love. The way he acts may reflect the protagonist's free will. Keep writing, waiting for the plot to develop later [Like]

If you want to avoid this book, read this: Those who like to read single female protagonists, those who like to see male protagonists who are brainless and cool, those who like fast pace and those who like to watch eating meat every day can find the next book. Now let's talk about the advantages: the plot is not brainless, and the main story and the heroine's favorability tend to be gradual. The male protagonist is powerful but not overly revealing, and the plot is more everyday. I sincerely recommend this book to book friends who like slow-paced and delicate writing. Also, if you see some characters not appearing in a few chapters, don't think that the author has left out a girl, and then make some bad remarks. This is a slow-paced book, and I can write several chapters in one day. Moreover, the author has not forgotten that the current plot does not require her to appear. After all, she still needs to follow the outline. (If you feel that your favorite character has not appeared, you can wait for a few days. Come here every day to click on the update and then leave. It is not too late to wait until your favorite character appears.) If all the heroines are taken care of in the main line, how strong will the writing be (at least I haven't seen it on Tomato). Give the author more time. After all, this is the author's first book. If the writing is lacking, everyone should be more tolerant.

(Stacked armor, only personal review) The book is actually very good, and the description of the female characters' personalities is also very good. Except that the character of Yue is not well portrayed. This character's character is always rushing to cause trouble and confiscate his home. He robs the Jiaofang Department with a stranger he just met for the second time. For the sake of a sister, he is not afraid of the person on the throne at all. You can have low political sensitivity, but at the very least you should know that trouble comes from your mouth, and you should be somewhat measured in what you say. In fact, her father didn't marry her out of brotherhood. In fact, it was more like he found someone to wipe his daughter's troubles. [Thinking] The main plot is super slow, the prince is not pretentious, he is good at literature and martial arts, and has a good personality. Although this is a harem novel, and the female characters are all very well created, to be honest, not every female character has to have a close relationship with the prince. The emperor and queen are very good to the protagonist, but depending on the situation, the protagonist will have to take the daughter of a duke, a military officer, a prime minister's daughter, an eldest princess, or even a crown prince. The protagonist is a vassal prince, not a prince. Will a human emperor abdicate in favor of a worthy person? Or are you saying that the emperor is plotting rebellion when he treats you so well? The human prince is not a bad person~(TロT)σ. In short, it seems that the protagonist's political sensitivity is quite high at first. If you look into the female characters he wants to recruit, you will find that he is not an honest person and his political sensitivity has been completely lost. [Pouts]

The writing is very good, and the author's character creation and interaction are very good. At the beginning, there is a sense of déjà vu in the work "The Crown Prince is Very Fierce", but the difference is that the protagonist regains his strength immediately. It seems that the main plot will be the Crown Prince's marriage. In fact, I really don't want to comment so early, after all, there are too few plots at the moment, but I just happened to come across this book, and it was quite comfortable to read, so I recommend it to everyone.

The writing is really good, you are the devil from outside the territory, you are comparable to those from Qidian. The characters of the general's daughter and the aunt are so similar. It's enough to have one such lawless and out-of-the-box character. As a result, there are two, which makes the plot with only the two of them very annoying. In the end, you have to write two same main characters. You really should continue to settle down. Don't tell me that these two characters are different and have the same background. Didn't the aunt and the protagonist be chivalrous and righteous when they were young? Just like the general's daughter, what do you mean by portraying two identical characters? It was noisy the whole time, very irritating to watch, and I couldn't get into it emotionally.

As a long-time reader who has eaten countless poisonous points, this book has no big surprises. It does a lot of things that ancient Tomato novels cannot do, qcqs, and there is no cuckold plot. Except for the plot after 200 chapters, which is relatively dull, this book is a daily novel, and there is nothing to choose from. The most important thing is that there is no such thing as the heroine who has other things in mind. People, or second-hand, and the male protagonist is not very aggrieved, nor is he a hypocrite, and knows that he wants to open a harem. The female protagonist now just eats Miss Xiao, and then there are the pair of personal maids. What remains to be seen is Princess Qingmei, Miss Xie, and Miss Yue. As for the mother's friend, the Imperial Master, do you really know that she will have a romantic line? Oh, by the way, I have a princess who is also a cunt. The author has specially marked it. As for the reason, it is because the prince does not like her and is a little disgusted with her.

The eldest son of Mr. Guan Guan is very fierce, and there are a lot of people who follow suit.

I have read more than 200 chapters. This book is written with a sense of ancient life, and the characters of each heroine are also interesting, lively, and interesting. Anyway, it shouldn't be a 70% book, maybe because it is a new book now. Personally, I feel this book can get an 8 out of 10 rating.