Don't Call Me Heir

I think it's written pretty well, so why are the stats so bad? Even harem fans can keep reading with low defense; there aren't many authors left who stick to harem stories.

I suspect Ye Huan is his father reincarnated and cultivating again; otherwise, why would his aunt and mother's attitude be so strange?

As a fan of Apollo, I've been following his books for two and a half years, and I hope he continues to improve.

I support the author's new book, but please don't give me any disgusting "Cao Cao spirit" or "collecting used goods" stuff. I've been following you since you wrote "The First Scholar of the Song Dynasty," and I've been waiting for your new book.

I'm a bookworm, and I love harem novels. Compared to most harem novels, this one isn't mind-numbing or disgusting; it's quite good. Of course, if you find it really toxic, don't come here complaining about the low-defense aspects. Even those with low defense can read it perfectly well.

Harem novels are hard to write these days; they've all been censored by the best writers. This book is a rare find—it's not idiotic or drawn out. Keep it up, and keep writing! Also, please write fewer side stories. That's how the book about the villainous senior brother ended.

The way they collected the incense was too abrupt.

This book was abandoned, what a pity. 😭

Actually, I think you'd be a hit if you wrote historical fiction. I feel your fantasy/xia (fantasy/martial arts) stories just don't have that same feel. When I read your harem novels, I had to support the authors, but I just couldn't get into them. Your historical fiction is much better.

If it weren't for the name "Ri Ri Sheng," I wouldn't even bother to look at the introduction or the name.