
Great Song: Shh, I’m Really Not the Crown Prince
大宋:嘘,我真不是太子
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How can I put it this way? The writing is creative, but I'm a bit of a writer. I like to write about clouds and mountains covered in fog, and there's no main plot line. It feels messy, and the protagonist's reactions are a bit pretentious and fake.
The idea is a good idea, but no matter how you look at it, it feels like the writing is a bit messy.
In fact, the protagonist's background can be set as Renzong's son, who was sent by his biological mother and given to Empress Cao to raise. However, during the Kunning Palace incident, he was taken away by the palace maid and lived among the people. Zhao Zhen was also wary of Empress Cao because of his outstanding performance during the rebellion. In addition, because his son was lost, Zhao Zhen even suspected Empress Cao.
It's a self-motivated novel that can be read without any brains. The protagonist is inexplicably hypocritical, the case is inexplicably solved, and inexplicably a person is willing to die for the protagonist. In the beginning, Yang's brother was killed, and he mistakenly thought that the protagonist was the murderer. In the end, the protagonist solved the misunderstanding and proved that the murderer was someone else. Yang was grateful to the protagonist and felt guilty about misunderstanding a good person, but because of this, he had to sacrifice his life for the protagonist and also save the protagonist? There is also Bao Zheng, who is over sixty, and his writing is incomprehensible. How can he risk his own wealth and life to save the protagonist? He didn't know that he had a posthumous son, but he probably also had a wife and family, so he didn't want to leave a clear name as he got older? The writing highlights that one of the protagonists is the reincarnation of Long Aotian, who is loved by everyone, which is quite inexplicable. Even the solving of the case highlights the twists and turns. Only the protagonist can find clues to solve the case, and he continues to encounter such twists and turns and strange cases. . . . .
The emperor's family focuses on blood. It is impossible to recognize a son without real evidence. I would rather adopt a clan member than recognize someone without evidence. This novel is really poisonous. I will not comment on it without spending money to read it. I really can't bear it.
After reading twenty pictures, I was confused. The golden finger after time travel is the obsession of the victim after solving the case, or the truth, but it can only be used to revive some fossils. The fossils are still modern items, thermos cups, lighters, recipes, and the thermos cup is still a tattered second-hand one. , I can't say it has no use, it can only be said that it has no effect, and the plot is also inexplicable, with inexplicable suicides and inexplicable serial suicides. These can also be understood as the plot of the room has not been developed, but you said that the protagonist looks like an emperor. How did you guess this? In short, I was confused when watching it.
The Sanjiang mechanism is really unreasonable. The light novel section in the urban area is so crowded that you can't get in, but someone of this level can get in in the historical area.
The more I read, the more I feel something is wrong. When I read this type of novel, I want to see how the protagonist rewrites Chinese history after becoming the emperor, instead of writing some bloody romances about princes and harems day after day. As far as the heroine is concerned, my toes have already buckled through the slippers. Just two or three days ago, the protagonist and the heroine have formed an eternal bond. No matter how much you love to death, you must at least have time to settle. After reading most of the novel, the protagonist only traveled through half a month, which is quite outrageous. Just five or six days after the time travel, Zhao Zhen immediately became the prince and was really speechless. No matter how you fool people, you can't treat the readers as human beings.
It looks so awkward and has no beginning or end. To sum up, the author wants to use some special writing methods to create suspense and surprise, such as playing word games and writing things that appear inexplicably. But the readers are very helpless. You don't explain anything clearly, and you just write down some of the content in your mind. We can't read your mind, so how can we know your thoughts. Just like when I say now: "Absurd ignorance, high walls also have high walls." I naturally know what I want to say, but can others know what I am talking about?
It's too witty, this opening, hang yourself with ice, a poor man, September, ancient times.