I Really Did Become a Prince

I just don't understand why, when writing about rebirth, you have to portray the plight of everyone around the protagonist as incredibly miserable. Does that make the protagonist seem awesome? I subscribe to a chapter just to come in and curse you. I curse every single one of these kinds of writers.

To me, it's toxic, utterly toxic; the more I look at it, the angrier I get.

This book is utterly idiotic; I have no idea what it's about or what the author is trying to achieve. It's full of forced, contrived scenes. Seriously, can you please maintain some pacing? If you can't write a book, then get out of here; you're wasting my time.

I read 58 chapters, but I just couldn't read any more.

The good parts felt like a jumbled mess. Anyway, after finishing it, I felt it was incredibly illogical. What kind of empress is that powerful? It's like they forced in this arrogant scene just to increase the difficulty. They inexplicably wanted to wipe out the prince's entire family. If it weren't so inexplicable, everyone in the world should have committed suicide! Then he'd become a ghost and start a new book. Call it the self-confusion of a ghost.

I can't stand it anymore! Anyone can bully the prince, and multiple times at that! What's even more outrageous is that he slept with his stepmother! What kind of values ​​do they have? They're shattered to pieces!

Having read up to chapter 109, well, regardless of how awkward or illogical the plot is, it just forces on excitement. After thinking about it, I decided not to read any further.

The Empress's methods were too naive and crude; they were not at all like those of someone who had held a high position of power for over a century.

The author is wasting their talent by not writing erotic novels. As a bookworm of over ten years, I really miss these kinds of novels.

It wasn't good. The protagonist seemed so frustrated and pathetic, so I left. I'm better off reading light novels.