My Lord, Don't Be So Reckless
世子你别乱来
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- Completed
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- 3.9M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 9mo ago
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The protagonist's strategies and tactics outside of Linjiang are childish and naive, like children playing house. To emphasize his high intelligence, he's always portrayed as calm and collected, as if he has everything under control. This makes him seem incredibly capable, but the actual results are underwhelming and don't really showcase his intelligence.
Having read this far, I've found this book to be quite good. It avoids the common pitfalls of simplistic plots, formulaic storytelling, and clichéd storylines prevalent on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform). The author's narrative style, plot arrangement, and character development are all quite excellent; I can't find any flaws yet.
There's too much filler, all about picking up girls, and none of the plot holes are filled (how did the mother die, and why wasn't revenge taken? Who is the fourth force in the ruined temple? Who was the mysterious person the deceased prince contacted before his death, and what was their purpose? Was I a soul-transmigrated or a body-transmigrated character?
It perfectly matches my imagination of kites.
As the title suggests
It got progressively worse towards the end. I painstakingly built up 60 chapters, then subscribed, and 40 of them were just about him flirting with this girl or that older woman. The plot was dragged out to an extreme degree. I dropped it.
Is it cold enough?
Let me ask a few questions. 1. The princess died when Zhiyuan was three years old. How did she and the princess develop their relationship? 2. Both the prince and the sweeping monk knew the protagonist was a fake prince, so what's the deal with the sweeping monk saying he inherited the prince's talent? If there's a blood relationship, then he can't be considered a fake prince.
Is this what a protagonist is like, constantly being controlled by others? The writing is terrible.
The writing feels illogical. Why are there so many spoiled brats everywhere? Reputable families value scholarly traditions; their children's education is undoubtedly excellent. If the younger generation of a family is full of spoiled brats, the family will collapse in a few years. The protagonist encounters only spoiled brats everywhere he goes.
After reading all three volumes, what was the author thinking when they included so many assassination scenarios? Given the current political situation: the emperor has been in seclusion for a long time and has not attended court, the crown prince is ill, the third prince is restless, and there are eunuchs interfering in politics, what forces would be so determined to assassinate the prince's…