The Prince's World

It's hilarious that an author who stands at the pinnacle of slice-of-life fiction isn't even a top-tier author. 😆😆😆😆😆😆

The book has been released. Although I haven't read it yet, I'm sure it will contain the following points: 1. Among the women the male protagonist encounters, one or more will be his daughters whom he doesn't know. 2. There will be one or more women who have a relationship with the male protagonist but whom he does not know, who will marry someone else and have a daughter with the male…

Perhaps ordinary male-female relationships are no longer enough for the author. After reading a few chapters, all I see are stories about married women (maids, empresses, stepmothers). I'm leaving now.

Who is this? Look, everyone come and see! Lord Xia has published a new book!

Summer flowers, only by consistently finishing a book from beginning to end can you build up your popularity. You're no longer at the peak of your popularity when you wrote "Princess Sister." Too many unfinished projects have led to a loss of popularity and a vicious cycle. Even if I speed up the writing process to finish it, it's better than dragging it out and eventually abandoning it.

Based on the known plot, here's a guess about the new book: This story is neither a time-travel story; nor a prequel to one of Liu Chang'an's clones; nor is it about Liu Rang Rang! Rather, it was a dream created by the young empress dowager, in which Meimei was definitely involved, and perhaps even used the illusion of the mirage to successfully develop an immersive game.

Stop wasting your time. Every new book you release flops, none of them last more than three months. In the end, you'll just have to go back to feeding Zhou Dongdong... Go back to being a good, diligent mom and dad.

That's really cruel! The three maids who were his childhood friends at the beginning became married women, and then became his personal maids again after he returned to the manor. That's really cruel! They're already married, yet they still serve an unmarried prince. I've never seen such a plot before! It makes me feel a little disgusted!

"The Prince's Martial World" is a prequel to "Chang Sheng," and has been signed. The author is required to write at least 1.5 Million words, and currently has 50,000 words in reserve.

I asked Xia Hua, and it turns out that "The Prince's Jianghu" is actually "Chang Sheng 2," but it can't be called that because of copyright issues.