The Young Lord Is Quite the Rascal
世子很皮
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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The writing and plot are impeccable and excellent, but the idea of a six-year-old falling in love is disgusting. I have absolutely no idea what the point of such a plot is. Moreover, the story of a mere centurion of the Embroidered Uniform Guard takes up dozens of chapters. The protagonist's brain could be fed to dogs. There are even commanders above him, such as captains.
🎁After reading a quarter of the current chapter, I'm posting a review to mark it. 😎 It's quite amazing how I managed to keep reading day by day; I don't usually read male-oriented novels. 😰 The book's features: The six-year-old protagonist is too extraordinary. There are so many characters, each with their own unique traits; it's a real test of memory! They start fighting all the time, okay!
I like the time the author chose: the early Ming Dynasty, the world's strongest period, the Age of Exploration. Will they go colonization in the future? At least colonize India and South Korea! Looking forward to it!
So basically, the protagonist conquered the world, and after hundreds of chapters, he's still just a prince...
Author, I have a question: Just how amazing does Lianxing have to be to call the future prince "little devil"?
This is very well written; it has the potential to become a god.
Thank you Qingfeng for the recommendation vote and monthly ticket! 🙏 And thank you to ~ for the reward. I'll try to add an extra chapter today. ✊
The protagonist's cheat ability feels very out of place.
I don't know what the author was thinking. Traveling back in time to know history is the biggest cheat code, and I initially thought it was well-written, but then suddenly there's this mechanical watch. It's one thing for the protagonist to have one, but others have them too; it feels very out of place. 🔨
The female lead is the protagonist's cousin; there's a high chance their son has problems. As a transmigrator, she should at least know something about biology, right? Being a concubine would be alright, but since the protagonist is destined to be the emperor, being the principal wife would be awkward, and her background is also difficult to explain openly.
Damn, the romance is too intense, I can't stand it anymore. I suggest the author gloss over the female lead's scenes in the future, instead of dedicating more than a chapter to them; it's too toxic.