Starting Today, I'll Be a Prince

Dear author, do you feel that too many people are reading this book? If so, please state this clearly at the end of each chapter, and I will remove the book from sale.

To be fair: 1. I've never seen such a serious number of typos and word errors. Every chapter has numerous errors. There's absolutely no overall structure. A few chapters ago, the younger sister died, and now she's suddenly marrying someone else. The names and characters are all mixed up. 2. Each chapter costs only one cent; the whole book costs over a hundred yuan. 3.

Without any warning, its popularity suddenly skyrocketed; it's hard to believe it wasn't due to manipulation.

The text is riddled with spelling and grammatical errors, resembling the level of elementary school Chinese language instruction. The overall storyline is set up as a Paradox Interactive game with a simple difficulty level. The protagonist uses cheat codes to advance his technology, while his enemies are all just ordinary people. The protagonist frequently says "the ancients weren't stupid," yet the story constantly portrays the ancients as foolish.

Why is this story even in the top 20 of the completed series list? The first three chapters were just awful!

I often wonder if these authors have a problem with their thought process. I often want to have a conversation with them. Others take 80%, but you, a weak and newly transmigrated person, only take 10%. Putting aside the question of whether it would provoke the enemy's hatred, why not set a 40% or 50% commission? Taking only 10% is utterly incomprehensible.

It's so frustrating, the more I watch, the more depressed I get. The protagonist has to honestly follow the industrial path to advance the technology tree, gradually building up materials, mining, and talent. But the enemy's weapon upgrades seem to be generated by simply adding commands. The war scenes aren't good either.

One question! At the beginning, Zhang Han squandered all the property in the Prince's mansion, selling it off cheaply, etc. Why isn't the money plundered from Zhang Han counted? The fact that he could become the king of the royal palace shows that he is a capable person. How could such a person not have some savings? So the question is, where did the money go? They need to hold them accountable.

Just a quick gossip: does anyone know the inside story? How did something so incredibly poorly written manage to get ranked? 😒😒

I don't know why, but the more I watch it, the more idiotic it seems.