The Former Crown Prince’s Supreme Intellect

Martial arts fiction with hypnotic elements? I've only ever seen it in one type of story, and it always features a character named Huang Rong.

It's well-written, but frustrating to read. Instead of focusing on improving combat skills, the author wastes time on trivial matters and acts like a pushover.

Currently, it's just average. It's readable, though. There aren't any major plot holes that would make you want to quit, but I only read three chapters and didn't really get the style right. If they can go for a lighthearted and humorous approach, they might become a minor hit. However, if they go for a conventional, satisfying, and ultimately arduous path, I'm reserving my opinion for now.

Poor thing, it's clearly well-written, and there aren't even any pirated copies. I'm forced to read the official version. Here's a monthly pass and three recommendation votes to support it. 🐶🐶🐶🐶

Fellow Daoists, look here! The author is a veteran, not a newbie. This is a secondary account, a secondary account, a secondary account; who knows why someone would create a secondary account? Let's talk about something related to books. Judging from the protagonist's appearance, he's probably in the top three in terms of strength, so this shouldn't be a typical upgrade-based story.

First, keep writing! Second, you could start a QQ book club; that way, at least you'll have some motivation when people are criticizing you. It can also provide inspiration. We have several book clubs here. When people are attacking authors, we're there desperately trying to comfort them. Keep going, this book! Congratulations on signing the contract. 🤭

It's well-written; the prose and plot are both good, and it even has a touch of humor. I hope it becomes popular. However, to be fair, while the initial setup for the first climax of the novel, the Kyoto plague section, was decent, the atmosphere wasn't quite built up enough later on.

Putting everything else aside, I haven't read it yet, but the author has perfectly controlled the number of characters in the chapter titles.

As expected, the chapter titles are arranged in a wave pattern.

So, dear readers, are you there? Come in and leave a comment! If there's anything wrong with the writing, point it out or give a piece of your mind. It's terrifying when someone doesn't say a word. I feel uneasy, very uneasy.