The Heir Emperor

Then write about the emperor running away and fighting in different courts. Delete it directly from the bookshelf and post it as evidence.

Anticlimactic ps: Don't lie to me with your comments

Can you write it longer? I vote often, but I just can't get enough of watching it.

It would be better if more updates can be added at key moments. Anyway, I really like reading it. It's not easy to create, so come on, author! !

The more he watched, the angrier he became. A large group of brothers wanted to seize the throne all day long, making various obstacles. The ministers also had many opinions on the prince, and they acted in various ways. Don't these emperors know? Know! Knowing that the prince was put in this situation, he never thought about what would happen to the prince after his death? If the throne is not passed to the prince, what will happen to the prince? If the throne is passed to the prince, the brothers will not accept it and the officials will be alienated. These emperors did not consider how the prince's throne could be secure. The prince did not live up to his expectations. Since he wanted to lie down, he would lie down to the end and directly resign from the position of prince and go overseas to manage overseas fiefdoms. Now it is neither up nor down, like a rag. Go wherever it is dirty. The more I watched, the angrier I became. Hum hum hum.

The writing of this protagonist feels stupid and pretentious. It feels like it is a female pornographic novel. It is stupid and delicate, but it is actually a pigtail novel. The plot is exactly the same, and it has to be a cover-up.

Halfway through, I felt something was wrong. This feeling of suffocation seemed so familiar. Then I thought about the time when I was young and ignorant and followed the ranking list of historical districts to taste the great history of Tang Brick.

Since the father and son fought against each other for position for dozens of chapters, many people were disgusted and refused to read it before it was finished. The author thought it was because the title of the book was bad 😅

I remember that there was a writer named Yanjiu who wrote "My Father-in-law is Kangxi". It was okay at first, but then it became more and more wrong. He wrote about various meals and jealousies between women in a loop, without any real content, and it ended up being unfinished. Now this article has started this trend. , A Confucian family with such great energy and stupidity dared to join the battle for the throne. Each minister was so brave and dared to confront the emperor and the prince. The emperor claimed that there was nothing in the capital that he didn't know about. There were people openly doing things inside. Why didn't he see it? Someone imitated such an obvious thing as handwriting, but he was still hesitant. I don't know what he was thinking. I remember that in the Han Dynasty, Dou Ying had his entire family executed for this matter. The Confucius family was also a family of scholars. How could they not know about this matter? They were actually involved. Aren't they afraid of being executed? What kind of society was the Manchu Qing Dynasty? It was the darkest feudal society, a society with constant literary inquisition. If the writer feels that there are too many updates every day and the content cannot keep up, he can update a chapter every day to straighten out the logic and make the content more reasonable. Besides, the level of readers has generally improved now, and we can no longer fool everyone like this.

The emperor and the prince should have had a showdown a long time ago. The prince had deceived the military power and the emperor into controlling the economy. A bunch of ministers would have rebelled long ago, not to mention that the emperor would have forced the prince to death long ago. Logically speaking, the father and son had no conflict of interest since the prince deposed the prime minister and did not form a party with the ministers. At this time, no matter how much the emperor trusted the ministers, he could not leave the prince who had the ability to solve the problem and then be suspicious all day long. Between a capable prince who did not form a party or rebel and a group of princes who clearly formed a secret party and had their own support, couldn't the emperor really tell which side to choose? Historically, the prince was killed after he was tempted by the prime minister and made a lot of blind moves. When the prince was still alive, even after being deposed for the first time, the fourth and eighth brothers had no chance of winning. Against a prince who did not seek death, the more tricks the two of them did, the faster they would die. The prince was constantly frustrated and fed to the readers and then solved using a time-travel perspective. It was interesting the first few times, but it was really boring later. Except for the initial character design, which was a bit interesting, the middle and later stages were just cheating.

I have seen the latest chapter. To put it simply, everyone can plot against the protagonist, but the protagonist just resists, and then plots and resists again. From the beginning to the end, no one dies. In the feudal society, the relationship between father and son of the royal family is spread, and rumors are spread that are not good for the prince. The protagonist suffers everything and anything, and then fights back, and the counterattack is very light. It is so light that I feel that this protagonist is a coward, a weakling who can be bullied by anyone.

There is basically no excitement at all. The whole process of abusing the protagonist is just the same routine. It is said to be lying flat, but there is no ink about lying flat. The whole text is lying flat - being tricked by others - solving the problem without knowing who is tricked, and then the so-called lying flat. The whole process is working under the pressure of the emperor or being conspired by others to explain and run around. There is no point of happiness at all (perhaps the author thinks there is)

Is the author a girl? The plot is good at first, but when it comes to the use of violence, it becomes far-fetched, giving people the feeling of being a bitch and setting up a memorial arch.

You were soft when you forced the imperial palace to rebel before, but if you are still soft when it comes to killing the governor-general in Jiangnan and rebelling against the grain road, don't tell me that I won't read it, you will lose a lot of readers! Looking at the way you write it, Jiangnan wants to negotiate terms with the prince? The place south of the Yangtze River has become the home of aristocratic families. If you want to manage it well, you must break the rule of the aristocratic families and have a blank sheet of paper to draw on. You have to negotiate terms with these losers, and you don't confiscate their homes, property, and barbarians. It means that the protagonist you wrote is not a wise king and cannot govern the country well! Many people will have no desire to watch it again. Especially if you change the title of the book to Emperor Violence, but the actual protagonist is a cotton-ball prince (a little elastic, but not much 🤭). In the history of the feudal era, all the reformist wise kings were killed in rivers of blood instead of using their prestige to subjugate them? Only use benefits when absolutely necessary? Why? Think about it for yourself. If you don't understand it, even if your writing skills are good, I suggest you not write novels about governing the country in the future. It would be better to change your track.

There are too many chapters about water. I wrote more than ten chapters when an emperor succeeded to the throne, and it is not finished yet. Another problem is changing names back and forth. The original name was quite good and very attractive, but now it has been changed inexplicably.

In my mind, the first time I saw it, it was called Prince Brutal. In the paid chapter, the prince becomes the emperor without knowing it. Looking at it on August 1, the emperor was changed again. Haha. Fortunately, the cover has not been changed, otherwise I would not be able to find the book. No matter what, the author's writing is quite difficult, and I still quite enjoy reading it. Come on, give it a good ending.

The only book on the Internet whose title changes with the protagonist's status😅😅😅

The plot is too far-fetched. I recently read a book about Emperor Sui Yang, in which the author can refer to the plot of the mutiny. How could they sit down and talk about it after it was already a coup? The plot of the Ancestral Temple is unreasonable and should not have happened. The Northwest has not been controlled, the navy has not terminated the contract, the prince still has the navy, and the treasury has no money. The prince has the final say on the economy. How could the emperor depose the prince? Since the Ancestral Temple is written, the winner must be determined. How can he withdraw and renegotiate? Then the Empire on which the Sun Never Sets came. It was too far-fetched. It was 200 years ahead of schedule. The navigation technology on which the Sun Never Sets should not support large-scale long-distance troop deployments. Moreover, their first demand should be trade rather than aggression. Even the Eight-Nation Alliance later focused on economic aggression. This should be the national policy of "The Sun Never Sets". You can't still write like the nomads.

At first glance, I thought it was a high-quality novel. I subscribed to the latest chapter, but I was disappointed. It was a waste of my money and I ate a big piece of it. 😐 The protagonist ignored the actual situation and wanted to lie down. He was framed and attacked again and again by political opponents, but he did not grow at all. The author's description of the party's power struggle is even more childish, like a three-year-old child pulling out his hair, and everyone is down to their wits. Let alone compared with Kangxi himself, I am afraid that this emperor's IQ, EQ, and political intelligence are not as good as the average level of the female emperor 😅😅

The emperor was a little disappointed The emperor was surprised The emperor was happy The emperor felt threatened The emperor was relieved Two two three four One more time The emperor was disappointed...

At first I thought it was pretty good, but I fell asleep after seeing it on the shelf for a while. I woke up and continued reading. The result is the same as letting people eat it. Really I won't talk about many plots that reduce intelligence. After all, it is cool I won't talk about the writing style. Just pretend that the dynasty is relatively recent The most important thing is two questions 1. Same routine Same psychological activity Even the same dialogue Keep repeating Always talk about cars Isn't the author tired of writing? I am tired of aesthetics 2. The protagonist looks like he has never seen a woman before When he sees a beautiful one, he is like a Nima breeding pig You have to worry about the daughter of a minister There is really nothing wrong with the harem The question is, can I stop being such a loser? No matter how much sexual repression is, it's not that bad The more I read later, the more it feels like I've eaten shit. I automatically subscribed to so many chapters. It's a waste of my money.

I want to write about the Qing Dynasty but dare not name it, so I talk about parallel worlds. A history of the Qing Dynasty, mixed with a hodgepodge of Qing Dynasty novels. To say that the emperor disgusts the prince, I can't understand how this was thought up. It's okay to be disappointed or afraid of the prince, but it's impossible to use the word disgusting (for a 40-year-old emperor to disgust his own prince, is it over the top?). There are also cases where the character has clearly traveled through time, but the first person always uses the name of the protagonist before he traveled through time. Is there any other proposal to build a mansion outside the palace, but no one who has attended high school history can write about this. The Qing Dynasty system did not allow the prince to build a mansion outside the palace at all, including the Ming Dynasty and the Song Dynasty. What kind of dynasty do you think it is? It needs to be original and the same as the Qing Dynasty.

All characters except the protagonist collectively show their wisdom! ! Theoretically, as the emperor, Lao Deng shouldn't want to bring chaos to the northwest no matter how afraid he is of the prince. Before, everyone thought that the northwest could not be defended with only 100,000 troops, and then they connived at Tong Guowei and others to let the refugees go. Do they want the northwest to be lost quickly? Couldn't the prince wait for the situation in the northwest to stabilize before dealing with it? In order to fight for the crown prince, Xixi didn't want it? You must know that if the northwest collapses in the end, not only the northwest will be lost In addition, the prince's going to the northwest is a failure. In ancient times, communications were not developed, and the prince's power was so scattered. Once he went to the northwest, Lao Deng could completely isolate the news and find a way to get the bank and the navy. Also, couldn't the author find any other character who could be the villain? People like Longkodo and Ma Qi have collaborated with the enemy and treason, so nothing will happen to them. In particular, Ma Qi is still jumping around and having fun every day. Is it because Lao Deng's intelligence system is too weak, or is the protagonist the prince too frustrated? To break it down, none of the villains have been offline yet, right?

This maid is no better than a cow. . . . . I took a mouthful as soon as I opened the chapter💩 Did it fall into a manure pit later? . . . Is this the rule in the ancient palace? ? If you put it in modern times, don't talk about the top leader, just talk about the director or the county magistrate. If you do this as a secretary, I have to teach you what the rules are.

The first two to three hundred chapters are very well written, but then things start to get messy. The biggest problem of the author is that it writes the power struggle of the feudal dynasty into the office politics of an ordinary company.

First of all, I suggest the author take a look at ancient Chinese history. In the era of peace, when the emperor controlled supreme imperial power and the prince became more and more powerful, there was never a peaceful transition. At least that was the case for the unified dynasty. Only Qin King Li Shimin could take over the throne through the Xuanwumen Revolution. The other princes were either killed or deposed. If I were the emperor, after the prince tinkered with these things, at least as far as the author writes the current plot, after the prince entered the capital, I would directly mobilize the army to arrest the prince, and then torture him, forcing him to order other generals who were in charge of the foreign troops to return to the capital to report their duties, and then kill them all. I also hope that the author can test the IQ of ancient people and the political wisdom of top bosses. For details, please refer to the Ming Dynasty 1566. For example, the military academies and banks that were created by tinkering, please those people are not a bunch of fools, there are always ministers who can play these tricks, at least they can forcibly take the prince back to the country after forcibly killing him.

Already reported it, I looked at it for a long time and found out that I had seen it

You either get the upper hand, or you go out and develop. It looks really frustrating. I'm always suspicious of you, if you don't have a way out, forget it, but you still write like this when you clearly have a way out. I really don't want to watch this anymore.

I couldn't help but laugh when I saw the book title was changed again 🙂🙂🙂

An eighth prince with no real power and Tong Guowei, who had been dismissed after just a few years as chief minister, were able to collude with the border generals to rebel after escaping from the capital and going to the border. The author really dared to write. This has never happened in history at home and abroad. The imperial power has become a decoration, and any prince can rebel.