The Fierce Prince

I always mistook it for a Japanese soldier...

The Japanese officer asked me to pass on a message: if you change the book title to "The Japanese Officer," you'll be rolling in money. 🪖

Here's a piece of advice: write less about the martial arts world and stop mindlessly mythologizing its power. If you're writing about the imperial court, then write about the imperial court. The plot of Nirvana in Fire is a joke in real historical power struggles; it has absolutely no basis in reality.

Anyone else see it as Japanese soldiers like I did? 😰😰😰

As someone from that generation, don't you know that villains die from talking too much? Why are you talking so much nonsense? Do you live in Dunhuang?

I feel this book has a high level of sophistication, but the political maneuvering it employs doesn't match the sophistication of the writing. There are also some issues with the artistic conception, such as changing ten levels to eight levels.

At first glance, I mistook the fierce-looking Japanese officer for a character from an anti-Japanese war novel.

Why did I read it as "The Japanese are fierce"...? I thought the Japanese had mutated! 😅

I mistook it for "Taijun" at first glance (ಡωಡ)

Goodness, I mistook it for "Japanese officer"! I was wondering when Qidian became so popular. 🙂