The Young Prince

The most important aspect of historical fiction is immersion. Abundant scene descriptions provide readers with a vivid visual experience, fostering a deep sense of connection. However, this book falls short in terms of immersion. When writing about the Jin Dynasty, you should depict the era, its geography, culture, customs, people's lives, and other characteristics of that time.

For a new book, exposure and recommendations during the initial launch period depend on reader engagement. Books are easily killed off these days, largely due to insufficient readership and lack of recommendations. Therefore, readers who enjoy nurturing their books should remember to check the latest chapter daily and leave comments to support Ge Yu! Thank you to everyone still voting and following your books! 🌹🌹

If you were Yang Kang, what would you choose? He ate Jin food, wore Jin clothes, received Jin education, and his father treated him like his own son. Suddenly one day, your master and mother both say you're not a golden man, and a strange man is your father. Your master even asks you to kill your kind father. What would you choose? It feels like a trap. Of course, Yang Kang's character isn't great. Putting character aside, Yang Kang's story is truly...

Don't be surprised that the author abandoned the book. I'm just curious, I was following this book for ages and then it stopped updating. I went to check and saw it had 64 first-day subscriptions—wow! Is this still a top author?

If reading were only like the first encounter, Why does the autumn wind bring sorrow to the painted fan? Changes are commonplace, but updates are not made. But readers' hearts are fickle. After spending half the night on Bilibili, The daily turnover of 4,000 has aroused public resentment. I still remember Bo Xingge Yujun, I would love to write books full-time.

The pen moves mountains and rivers with its strokes, the writing moves even the gods to tears. This book is clearly structured, naturally flowing, every word a gem, the writing concise and elegant, like drinking sweet dew or consuming an elixir of immortality.

I'm curious whether the protagonist has read *The Legend of the Condor Heroes*. From the text, the protagonist mentions Xu Zhu, suggesting he's read wuxia novels, at least *Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils*. Initially, that's understandable, but given the existence of martial arts, shouldn't the protagonist normally research major events in the martial arts world or famous masters to confirm if they've…

Keep it up! Single female lead; please, no harem elements.

After the Mid-Autumn Festival, the autumn wind grew colder day by day, and it was almost early winter; I spent all day by the fire and even had to wear a cotton-padded coat. One afternoon, there wasn't a single customer, and I was sitting with my eyes closed. Suddenly, I heard a voice, "Tickets, please." The voice was very low, but it sounded very familiar. Looking around, I saw no one.

As soon as Ge Yu entered the group, everyone chatting idly smiled at him. Some shouted, "Ge Yu, you're slacking off again!" He didn't answer, but said to the group, "Give me some recommendation votes, and those with monthly votes, hurry up and vote too." They deliberately shouted loudly, "You must be slacking off again!" Ge Yu opened his eyes wide and said, "How can you slander me like this..."