I Am the Heir to the Great Eastern Nation

The beginning was alright, but after chapter 40, during the academy competition, it all went completely off the rails. The king completely ignored the protagonist's title and bestowed upon him a baronship, which the protagonist immediately accepted, declaring his intention to dedicate his life to the king. What kind of ridiculous plot is this?! 😒

Isn't this the heir to the 1.4 Billion kingdom?

I thought the beginning was alright, but the plot took a sharp turn for the worse after the protagonist went to school. It felt like watching children playing house. The synopsis gave off such a strong sense of dynamism, but the actual story was all about romance and lightheartedness. I can't really comment on it; it's not my type of reading.

The problem was exposed in chapter 32. You think too highly of the nobles in this other world? Even if you can't kill them, you can imprison them, torture them, and make the protagonist speak all the Chinese he knows. You can imprison them endlessly. There are many ways. Bloodline spellcasting is a form of protection. Don't expose yourself before you have the strength. You can cast spells even without bloodline. Otherwise, what awaits the protagonist is an endless abyss.

The last one written like this was abandoned.

The description claims to have eradicated prostitution and gangs, but I don't think that's possible. After all, these two professions will never disappear as long as things develop normally.

Others are feeling their way across the river by feeling for stones, you're feeling your way across the river by feeling for others.

To be fair, your starting environment is better than that one with 1.4 Billion followers. I couldn't finish that one after almost 200 chapters. There are many reasons, but I think there's one main reason and one secondary reason: The main reason is that the entire civilization and the constant pressure are portrayed too darkly, leaving no time for the protagonist to catch his breath.

Tomato's book sold 1.4 Billion copies; it started being copied as soon as Qidian became popular.

In Western religions, the religion is the shepherd, and everything else is the sheep, not the people. The concept of "people-centeredness" only emerged after the founding of the People's Republic of China. This book completely abandons class stances and interests, grandiosely discussing the people's right to be masters of their own destiny and the idea that humans can conquer nature.