Your Majesty, Please Let Me Be Crown Prince
陛下求我做太子
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 5y ago
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This portrayal of the Sui Dynasty is utterly terrible. The confidants are all spies from enemy states, the emperor is an idiot who only knows how to be incompetent and furious, and it's as if the protagonist is the only smart person in the entire country.
Let Jinlian feed the emperor his medicine...
Regardless of what you all say, I really love this book, and I hope the author won't abandon it.
It's so heartbreaking to watch. His wife was stolen by someone else, and he's even being threatened and poisoned by another woman. Isn't that too much of a saintly act? Is he some kind of cuckold?
It was supposed to be a good book, but it was ruined by a few women. The women in the story dragged the book down by more than one level. I found the writing about women extremely awkward, and yet the author seemed to have a particular fondness for those same women.
This book is much better; the logic is relatively clear, and the foreshadowing and plot are okay. My previous book, *The World*, really felt like it was written haphazardly. After finishing this one, all I can say is, why are the updates so slow?
It's written like a joke; it's idiotic. The former crown prince, now a prince, goes out with only one attendant? That's ancient times! Even in modern times, people of high rank and power don't travel so casually. Bandits, mountain thieves, enemy assassins—they could kill you in a heartbeat.
The author intended for the protagonist to be an extremely intelligent and somewhat flamboyant character, but I only saw the protagonist's flamboyance and not his intelligence. His actions—such as a former crown prince going out alone with only one guard and various idiotic behaviors—were truly speechless.
All those who write fictional stories have only a superficial understanding of history and are afraid of being exposed by professionals in the field, so they like to fabricate stories about the history of hybridization in China to disgust people.
Damn it! There was no Directorate of Ceremonial Affairs in the Sui Dynasty, my history is a bit off!