Royal Life

I hastily flipped through the first 20 chapters and found that the protagonist behaved in various ways from the beginning, such as preaching to his servants that everyone is equal and that men and women are equal, talking about directors, filming, and other things that others don't understand, accepting someone as his sister before his family even understands it, changing his personality drastically in front of his family, and other tricks to commit suicide. If such a person really traveled through time and acted like this, he wouldn't be able to survive for a long time. I guess the author wants to write a different opening to attract readers, but many time-travel novels have already raised readers' tastes. For example, when the protagonist wakes up and discovers all kinds of strange things, how can he obtain various information through clever speech or observation without being exposed? Successful time-travel novels all have routines, such as inheriting the memory of the predecessor and mastering the current language or dialect at the beginning, such as knowing that other close friends of the predecessor are dead or absent for a long time, such as using special events to let outsiders understand why one's personality has changed drastically, etc. Such routines are necessary to improve the setting of the novel. Unless you want to write a novel like "Well, we all know that you are from time-travel, but it doesn't matter", otherwise, you still need to have the routines you should have, otherwise too many bugs will accumulate and affect reading. Chapter 18, the name and status of the characters are reminded through the sign on the wooden table. I wonder if there is a meeting.

This book may have been placed in the wrong category. I don't know what I want to express?

I've read three chapters and I still don't understand what's written. What is the identity of the protagonist now? An orphan in ancient times or a master.

Add some IQ to the protagonist. After reading the first 3 chapters, I feel that the protagonist's IQ is not online. For example, the protagonist watches others fight and shouts with a loudspeaker to beat them to death. It's almost time to say stop hitting the police. The police are coming soon. Then the person who was beaten was asked to say thank you.

Do you know why I have no comments?

What on earth do you want to express? I looked confused.