The Rise of the Heir
世子的崛起
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Instead of making the Prime Minister's granddaughter and wife, Ajiao, empress, or He Qian, they declared they would make Shiyu, who came from a brothel, empress. Are they out of their minds?
I've read up to chapter 540, and I don't know how I managed to keep going. To be honest, I acknowledge the author's efforts and believe that the author definitely wanted to write a good book. However, having read this far, I really have some things to say.
Actually, the previous book was very good; I don't understand why it ended up in the palace.
Overall, this book is well-written. The author was only in his early twenties when he became emperor, a ruler who expanded his territory. He had a prime minister's granddaughter as his fiancée when he was still a prince, and they later married. The biggest flaw in the book is why a courtesan became empress in the end. This courtesan was also a particularly cunning and shrewd woman.
The protagonist is incredibly awesome; he doesn't kneel before the emperor, shouts at him, argues with him, and speaks sarcastically to him, yet nothing happens to him.
The book was alright at first, but then He Qian appeared and started acting like a simp, apologizing to the maid? It got increasingly obsequious later on. How many people actually want to be a simp? There was absolutely no sense of immersion in the story later on.
Don't try to show off your psychology skills in front of ancient people. The few books you've studied may not make you any better than them. Ancient geniuses understood psychology; physiognomy, fortune telling, and character analysis were all based on psychology. Emperors, needless to say, were practically monsters. In feudal dynasties, ancient people had a great advantage. Modern politicians are very good at turning pretense into reality.
I really don't understand what the author was thinking. With the male lead already having a legally wedded wife, why would he make a courtesan his empress? This kind of outrageous move is something I've never seen before.
It's not easy to write something this bad.
I've watched 49 episodes. The protagonist is a spoiled brat who can chat and laugh with the prime minister and even dare to beat up a third-rank official, yet he's afraid of a mere prefect? Is he drunk or what? This endless tavern thing is ridiculous. I'm giving up. It's utter garbage, it's poisonous!