I Just Want to Be a Free King, but You Want Me to Guard the Country?

After reading a few chapters, I was disappointed. As long as the two girls were practicing martial arts with pig's feet, they were watching. What did the author want to express? Didn't those two women need to practice martial arts? Did one of the 6th and 8th ranks rise to the top by watching people practice martial arts through plug-ins?

This book can be skipped to read. I read the main text in ten minutes. I couldn't bear to pay for it. It's rare to see a casual novel with more than 100 chapters that doesn't mention anything serious.

Let me interrupt, two points. First, in a dynasty where there are many strong men, the prince has no cultivation, which is very unreasonable. The worst he can do is use medicine to create a good-looking state. Moreover, unless all the royal family are demented or arrange strong guards, they can only grant land to the prince without cultivation. Otherwise, they can only give a mansion in Kyoto to enjoy their life. Second, the fiefdom is unreasonable. A place like the border must be occupied by important officials and military bosses. By sending a prince with no cultivation there, are you planning to give your son to another country along with the border? The most common way to rebel is to be beheaded, but you can't bring a prince to such an extent, right? This is my opinion that I haven't read and summarized. I will read it carefully before commenting. If there is anything wrong, I would like to apologize to the author first.

18-Year-old college student? Is this age travel cute? Still playing house

Under his rule, a group of troops appeared that dared to attack the people, and the protagonist's mentality was too good. I thought the protagonist would come out and scold them.

It really looks like a book written by an 18-year-old! Full of innocence and childishness,

Abandon the book, there are too few realms. From the first to the ninth level, each level is only divided into nine levels. How do you think about it? Each level is divided into eighty-one levels, which is almost the same.

It's an improvement compared to the last NT article.

From the title of the book, you know that he is a prince, but from the book, you know that he is nothing.

I wanted to be a maid as soon as I came here. Isn't it because women are the only thing on my mind? I can't live without women, right?

Is this the level of the system? He is just a low-level martial artist until he dies. How many levels can the city be upgraded to? One hundred thousand, one million, ten million, one hundred million is as high as the sky. How serious is this emperor about putting a prince in a border town? Afraid you won't die fast enough?

The author thinks that building a city is too simple. In less than a year, you have hundreds of thousands of people. How many managers are there? How many troops are there to defend the city? Who owns the land after the city is built? Who owns the housing land? Who owns the commercial land? How much is the rent? How much to buy and sell? How many civil servants are there for how many people? The commercial supporting facilities such as food and clothing have not been mentioned yet. The most important thing is how many people should be arrested? How do you ensure that crime is controlled? Do you just care about your data?

In your own fiefdom, if you don't have any troops at your disposal, what's the use of developing more economy? It's just a different kind of Song Dynasty. As a vassal king, he didn't even have a personal guard. He was just a caged bird. When Zhu Di rebelled, he was so miserable that he had 800 people.

If you don't know how to write political articles, just read more works by great masters! It doesn't matter that the protagonist is a child and speaks childishly, but even Cheng Shou's words, demeanor, and actions are written in such a childish way!

Oh, I can't stand it anymore, so I ran away

After only reading a few chapters, I feel that the protagonist's bodyguard commander is very incompetent. If you don't fire him quickly, what will he do? He is not loyal enough and has insufficient ability. Even if you think you are talented and talented, you can change to other positions. It can be in any other position, but it is not suitable for a bodyguard commander. The most important thing for a bodyguard commander is to be loyal enough, otherwise how can you dare to let him protect you?

Written by a child

The dignified prince actually has no cultivation at all? Even if the eighteen-year-old prince is in trouble, he should be a great master. He must have a level of martial arts cultivation that ordinary people can't cultivate in a lifetime!

Judging from what you wrote at the beginning, it seems like this prince is so useless? You said that your system seems to be of little use. Apart from giving you some work methods, there is nothing left. After it was over, the prince had to beg others to find some people. Work for him. No matter how I look at it, I feel useless.

Seeing Tai Chi makes me sick to death, and it makes me so embarrassed.

Rubbish novel. What's the use of giving some skill rewards? What are you pretending to do if even a soldier doesn't listen to you?

How old is the author? If you say he is a middle school student, he seems a bit mature. If you say he is mature and steady, he seems a bit naive and idealistic!

Leading generals who interfere with political affairs, such as An Lushan and Zhao Kuangyin, will no longer be allowed to do so in the future!

Doesn't the author himself read his own article? The article is as plain as water, just like a running account. You have no foundation in martial arts, and you directly created Tai Chi and Tai Chi Sword. You treat others as fools! If the protagonist is not a prince, he may be directly asked for secrets, and he will die without knowing how.

It feels like writing it is like playing house

Chapter 29: Abandon the book directly. What is written? It's not that there is something wrong with your plot, but I don't know if your writing is bad or if you can't handle the details well. The details seemed uncomfortable at times in the past. But here, your transitions in the plot are also messy. I won't say it anymore. It's better not to watch it if you find it uncomfortable.

This is the second time I've seen this kind of comment section, and I don't have a single good word to say 😄

I came here as a guide, and it's worthy of being a guide. I thought the setting was good at first. I endured it until I reached chapter 53. I couldn't help it anymore. Does the author know how to write a book?

Has anyone tried poison? How toxic is it?