The Crown Prince's Aide

The male protagonist's family is really disgusting except for the male protagonist's mother. In the end, the male protagonist still didn't make it. It seems like he, I only see full of sadness. From the moment he was born, he has been carrying a lot of responsibilities on his shoulders. In the end, he returned to the Duke's Mansion for his mother. This is the most miserable male protagonist I have ever seen but he is very consistent with the requirements of the ancient Chinese sages. In the end, the male protagonist's mother is also forcing him. It hurts. I wish the male protagonist could do whatever he wants.

Because of the plot and characters, it seems to be a good story, but the details are not as amazing as with Machiavelli. This shows that the author has made great progress.

Why did the male protagonist ask to marry Chen Jin before the Chen family was destroyed?

It's obviously very good-looking! Madam, you wrote this very well

Very nice. The characters are well created, the plot is good, and the inner description is delicate and moving. It is a very good work. However, a small flaw is that some scenes are not explained clearly, such as: how Chen Jing was exchanged, the male protagonist liked Chen Jin, the switching of King Lu's dual personality, how the male protagonist entered the palace as a child... The author needs to make minor revisions to the details. If a physical book is published, I will definitely buy it. Good works deserve support and encouragement.

The use of Cao Ji to save Guo Jing and Huang Wenyao is rather vague. Hope it can be explained clearly.

I guess the young Duke knows the truth and doesn't want to wrong his brother to die on his behalf.

What does sixteen mean?

I hope there will be more sweet plots and extras

The male protagonist and the young prince Chen Tang are probably twin brothers. How can they look exactly the same when they are picked up casually? There may be a secret about that sister's life experience. Maybe the prince knows about the queen.