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Prince Jing was originally a taciturn and iron-blooded prince with great military exploits, but his inherent perception was broken time and again by the poor scholar with a modern soul. The protagonist does not understand the ancient twists and turns of superiority and inferiority, and is only forced to do various extraordinary actions by the system's punishment. It seems that he is deliberately provoking, but in fact he has no intention of clinging to the plot. From the initial vigilance and inspection, to the silent attention and quiet indulgence, the prince's delicate emotional changes progress step by step. The secret plot of the second prince also makes Yi Yi hide a little court game in his daily life, which is sweet and refreshing in the right balance.

The character creation is very three-dimensional. Prince Jing is not cold-blooded, but is tangled and restrained; the protagonist is afraid of society but is forced to go into business. The logic of behavior is in line with modern people's thinking. The system comes with modern snacks, selfie sticks and other time-travel props. The ideas are fresh and easy to decompress while reading.

Not bad, not bad, pretty good-looking, but a little too little. Come on, the author [learned]

Emmm. . It's okay, the main thing is to be light-hearted and funny, and interesting.