I Became a Prince in the Middle East
我在中东当王爷
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Confucius Qian
Strike once to find a black pearl.
If you dare to propose a major reconciliation in the Middle East, you will immediately face a united attack from the whole world.
I really have a love-hate relationship with this book.
I had initially given up on reading "Little Head Stories" because there were too many, but the political intrigue and farming stories were so captivating that I picked them up again. Reading "Little Head Stories" is truly a waste of my points.
I suspect the author never served as a crown prince; the description of a crown prince's life is too bland, consisting mostly of adjectives used to pad the word count.
I've done some quick calculations, and the protagonist's five elements are perfectly balanced; he's just missing a round, black object in his destiny. The author will simply provide a black pearl.
Mohammed bin Salman's chances of inheriting the throne were slim initially; he only came to power with the support of Israel and the United States, hence his close ties with Israel. However, he has a clear governing philosophy, is capable and shrewd, and won't be easily manipulated by Israel. Following such a "cousin"? The protagonist wants to carry out certain actions, but Israel's intelligence agencies are not to be underestimated; he doesn't want to be betrayed in the end.
I've roughly created a relationship diagram; please feel free to point out any errors.
This book includes a diagram of relationships with foreign entities, but the inclusion of certain henchmen in Jeddah is still under debate.
The female characters are just for decoration; I feel like most of you guys are here to watch the international political games and the farming and development.
How's the later parts of this book? I read the beginning, and the political intrigue was quite good, but some of the female characters were a bit off, so I've given up on it for now. I haven't read anything else yet, but I'll pick it up again if the later parts are good. Any suggestions?
Dude, are you writing a thesis? 😰 Those Middle Eastern nobles are rolling in money, don't they plunder? It's all thanks to the King of Wa's own money for development; even if he empties his pockets, it's still not enough. Those nobles might not do good things, but they're bound to do bad things. Are they just there to cause trouble?