Film and TV Crossover: Becoming a Good Son

It's not bad. The only "golden finger" (a term used to describe a character's perceived advantage) is that Hongshi has become much smarter and more clear-headed, and the description is consistent with his status; he doesn't suddenly exude an overbearing aura.

Marking the male lead Jing Zhi's strengths: 1. Good writing style; 2. Mostly original plot, which is a big plus. Weaknesses: 1. The emperor, Hongli, says he has finished mourning immediately after ascending the throne; Hongli's son is named Yongnian, which is a few minor glaring issues; 2. Seventeen-year-old Hongshi suddenly becomes intelligent, normal, and hardworking, and no one suspects it.

It's so annoying! Why don't you wait until this great book is fully read before sending it to me?

It's good, but the updates are too slow. Author, please update!

Sounds good, looking forward to the update ❤️❤️❤️

I've caught up; I've finished reading the Hongshi chapter. There aren't any major flaws. A good story is one that you'd be willing to read in one go.

It's pretty good, but I'm not interested in the two smaller worlds mentioned at the end of the synopsis at all.

This is one of the few novels that focuses on the story of Zhen Huan from Hongshi's perspective. The palace intrigue, court politics, and power struggles it explores are quite profound, and the plot is well-developed and meticulously crafted. I hope the author updates soon.

Cannon fodder is reborn and gains intelligence.

Surprisingly good; it's quite interesting and has some depth, unlike typical light novels.