I’m the Villainous Prince: How Did I Start with Six Wives?

After reading a lot of comments and suggestions, I reviewed the plot for myself, and found that my thinking was too simplistic, and I took it for granted and imagined an enlightened fictional dynasty. It was indeed damning. There are also some foreshadowings that were laid out a little hastily, and the transitions in some sections were not natural enough, because I was not thoughtful enough. The villains I wrote before were indeed urban. This is the first time I changed my historical perspective, and there are too many shortcomings. In the future, I will try my best to polish the details, control the rhythm, and live up to every reader who follows the update. Finally, thank you all for your advice, I love you. Thank you readers, Baozi, for being willing to tolerate me even though I have so many shortcomings. I wish everyone better and better. All goes well.

It's okay, it's not a standard cool novel, it's 65% cerebral and 20% cool, and 5% is the author helping the protagonist forcefully make the unreasonable into reasonable. If you want to watch something pure and cool, you can go. It has a bit of a cool literary feel of female videos, and the struggle for power is endless, and there seems to be modern elements behind it? It's the kind of drama where you suddenly watch a fight for heir power, and then you suddenly get a modern element, which makes it feel like a drama. 🤔 I didn't see much of the big poisonous spots. Personal evaluation: It's an okay little cool article. As a follow-up, the later chapters are a bit like a female protagonist. Although it is a male protagonist, I feel constrained everywhere. If I can't stand this kind of plot, I think I can leave.

It feels like a female channel, but the writing style is really good, not too censorship. Most of your fans are men, so write more comfortably, show the power of the prince, and be more manly.

It's rare to see a female author writing historical political intrigue and harem novels. Although the overall focus is still on romance, with more emphasis on the love story between the male and female leads, the contrast between the subject matter and the writing style is quite effective. Using female-oriented writing styles in male-oriented novels has its advantages and disadvantages; it depends on whether the author can handle it well, otherwise, it will be a double loss. So far, I think it's acceptable and refreshing. Moreover, there are almost no competitors in the same genre, giving it a natural advantage. The author's writing, plot, and character design are all above average. Of course, there are shortcomings as well. Some parts are overly detailed, such as the increase in favorability rating, which is often +1/+2. People aren't machines; their emotional and psychological changes aren't that subtle. Also, the text frequently features separate lines describing the female leads' and supporting characters' mental states and actions, sometimes stretching for five or six lines. This is a characteristic of female-oriented fiction, but I think that since it's a male-oriented genre, this style should be reduced. I'm not saying it should be abandoned, but key plot points should be depicted in more detail. The excessive use of this style gives me the feeling of reading a palace intrigue novel, which is tiring and affects the reading experience. 🤔 Overall, this story is quite novel and interesting. You can simultaneously see the subtlety of female-oriented fiction and the political intrigue, scheming, and harem elements of male-oriented fiction, which is rare in purely female-oriented works. Considering the scarcity of similar stories (or perhaps it's more accurate to say that female authors are reluctant to write male-oriented content), this story has great potential and is worth reading. Keep up the good work, author! Looking forward to seeing you blend these elements more naturally and perfectly in the future. 🍉 I binged 400 chapters in one go after saving up for half a year! It's clear the author is addressing shortcomings based on reader feedback. The issues I mentioned regarding the character's affection level and the palace intrigue writing style have been visibly improved. The plot, writing style, and character development are also well maintained, so I'm raising it to five stars. However, the current main storyline about fighting the Japanese pirates has become less enjoyable; it feels a bit nonsensical. I'm not sure if it's a problem with Kim Sun-ah's character design or the overall plot logic. But overall, the flaws don't detract from the overall quality. Keep up the good work, author! (The chaotic scenes are awesome! [Full of joy])

This novel is definitely a masterpiece among the same type of prince novels! The core villain's counterattack setting is very fresh, and the configuration of the six wives at the beginning does not seem messy. The author accurately depicts the character and ability of each heroine. There is no role-playing role, and the scene where everyone works together to protect the husband is particularly heartwarming and touching. The plot of Machiavellian plot is smooth and easy to understand, and the interesting points are well arranged. It not only has the tension of fighting for the heir, but also intersperses with warm and delicate emotional interactions; the design of the beauty system fits the plot logic, and the clean setting of all the members is a bonus. Since the serialization, the plot has been very complete, and it has remained so popular that it has even been adapted into a comic series, which proves the excellence of the work and is well worth reading.

It's okay. It's very satisfying to watch those fast-paced movies that take down the heroine all at once, but if you watch too many of them, it becomes a bit boring and you have no desire to continue watching. This kind of emotional line develops gradually, which is quite beautiful against the fast pace. And I feel that the author is more active than the readers, which is goodദ്ദി(• ˕ •マ.ᐟ

It's very interesting. I can tell from the first few chapters that the author is not very used to it, but it gets better and better as I go on. I really like the interaction between the protagonist and the heroine, and the main plot is also very good. I'm curious about the ages of the protagonists. I hope the author keeps writing and doesn't give up. It's been a long time since I've seen such an interesting book. Come on!

Very nice! I originally thought it was a typical villain counter-attack story, but I didn't expect it to be a solid one. Every character in the book has its own core, even a supporting character has its own characteristics. This shows that the author is very attentive, and the writing is also delicate. At least I can read every paragraph carefully, instead of just passing through three lines at a glance.

Although the overall political game part is not that brilliant, it is still quite good. I especially praise the author's grasp of the heroines' characters. It is quite brilliant. Although it is limited by the restriction of multiple heroines and cannot describe the heroines' personalities and character arcs in a large amount of space, the characters are still quite vivid and full of characters. The writing is also difficult to read, but there is too little description of the appearance of the heroines and too much blank space. I have to say that female authors are surprisingly good at writing works with multiple female protagonists. They can better grasp the feeling of the harem than male protagonists. After reading it carefully, let me briefly talk about the biggest advantage of this book. In fact, the harem relationship formed by the female protagonist and the male protagonist written by the author is quite realistic. Although he forcibly married 6 girls in the early stage, he did establish relationships with each of the girls step by step. The male protagonist did not rely on the so-called cheating or persuasion [laughter], but treated the female protagonists as well as possible under the premise of forming a community of interests with him through events, and he served as a platform for them to shine. Whether it's Xie Qingwan's poetry club or Su Yao's housekeeper, etc. This will allow every girl in the harem to have a distinct image, which is more reasonable. The male protagonist is not just an object of reliance or worship for them, but also a partner on the way to realizing his career or ideal. After all, the stability of a harem is not just the love for the male protagonist. Love is occupation, but affection and harmony are stability. This makes it more realistic and allows people to take on the role. Although it is a bit less satisfying, it can be said that the author has already written the most important and essential part of the harem novel. Only veteran harem novel authors such as Ji Cha can write it so well. As a newcomer, the author can write it so well. It is already very impressive. I hope to keep up the good work, please give me more storylines about Yaoyao and Ling'er (the housekeeper and the shady doctor are so compatible) 🥰. I will definitely give the author a gift when it is finished. 😏

I really like this article. The description of emotions is very delicate, and the interaction with the ladies is also very interesting. It's really a monkey in a chain, hahahaha. The ladies have distinct personalities and have high IQs. The author is very good at writing. Anyway, I think it is very good. I have never eaten any delicacies from the mountains and seas. This article is very delicious to me. Come on, the author is great.