
Transmigrated as the Villainous Second Generation of a Prince's Manor
穿成王府反派二代
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It's great. It's well written and very delicate. I really like the prince and feel sorry for him. The male protagonist also feels sorry for his father.
It is slightly inferior to the author's other male protagonist novel, Time Travel: The Second Son of the Hou Mansion. The male protagonist in that book is versatile in both civil and military affairs, is smart and almost a demon, and I think he has more personality charm. The two books are similar in that they both have a father who is paranoid, cold and evil.
What happened to my little aunt in the end?
Ask for extras. The hero's son in the prince's eyes
It's too easy to die, what about the Meng family? Meng Zha has done so many disgusting things, and the Meng family are her good thugs.
The crown prince's great revenge has been avenged. I'm really worried that his life will be boring in the future.
After reading two articles by the author, the heroine is almost confused
Is it because Chen Jian and the young princess are not together because Chen Jian knows that his father's death is closely related to the crown prince?
Can you see good things in a brothel?
To divert domestic conflicts, I understand.