I Became Emperor Renzong’s Son

Some say that politics is about compromise, but it can be frustrating at times.

Having read many historical novels, this one is the best for me. Don't treat the ancients as fools, and don't underestimate their wisdom. Also, don't always advocate revolution; the most fundamental element of reform is stability: stability of people's hearts and stability of society. What I'm dissatisfied with is that it didn't save Fan Zhongyan's fate.

It's pretty, but I feel like it's a bit too young. 🙂🙂

Of all the historical novels out there, I still prefer this one. The idea that political reform should be gradual is always the right approach, and although it may seem mundane, I like it.

The author clearly doesn't have children yet, otherwise they wouldn't have made a three-year-old the protagonist. A three-year-old protagonist? Is that Nezha reincarnated? In reality, which three-year-old can bake cakes and write poetry? The legendary poet Luo Binwang was already seven when he wrote about geese.

Scholars are just shameless; the more ruthless the killing, the higher they praise. Take the Song Dynasty, that garbage, for example—they dared to criticize the emperor! What trash! Look at the Qing Dynasty; they slaughtered like crazy, yet in the end, they still had to lick their boots. And look at the Ming Dynasty emperors—that trash—they actually allowed people to criticize Yongle. Did anyone in the Han and Tang dynasties dare to do that?

The protagonist's idea is so naive. Throughout history, in China and abroad, which major reform has not been bloody? Which one has been peaceful and gentle? It is impossible to weaken the interests of a certain class without them realizing it, unless everyone at the time was a fool.

The writing is poor; I don't feel like continuing to read it. It's already dozens of chapters in, and the author is still a little kid. Are you planning to grow up to be 7 or 8 years old before it's officially published?

Forced harem elements are so uncomfortable to read. How can a veteran like you casually build a harem? Where is your conscience? The people are still suffering after the war, and you're writing harem stories? It's disgusting.

He died from poisoning, goodbye! Writing poetry at three years old is one thing, but there's something even more toxic to come. Someone said earlier that it was quite readable; I don't know if they were paid shills or if we just have different common sense.