Lord's Crown

I appealed and contacted the editor. I don't remember how many times this was blocked. It seemed like I was blocked every time, and one letter was for the whole book. But fortunately, it was released and we didn't lose contact... It is said that the editor in charge updated the news, "Don't panic! Those who are dawdling with Quanqin can start a new book, and the others can wait..." It seems that I haven't classified myself into the category of "opening a new book", I just stopped updating, not a eunuch, hahaha The fifth volume is wrapping up, and I just want to say: The king's order cannot be violated, and the father's order cannot be reversed, but we must remember that under the king's power and before the overlord, one must ask one's own conscience. When I come back, it should be Huacai.

Dear compass, will you come back?

After reading the first eight chapters, I feel that the writing style is very good and the language is in an orthodox fantasy style. Perhaps more people will pay attention to it if it is published on websites such as Saru World, Dragon Knight Castle, and Odyssey Guild. As for the starting point, you'll know just by looking at the stuff in the right column——

Illegitimate son, second heir, orphan, poor. The eldest son, blood, relatives and friends, wealth. The author is really good at playing opposites. If I had basic respect for the protagonist and his party at the beginning, then after reading the chapters that I had accumulated in a month, I could only despise it. What does the protagonist have? He just has the blood. Because of his bloodline, he gained a natural status above ten thousand people, gained the support of his powerful relatives, and gained a lot of loyalty. He is not qualified to talk about "betrayal" at all. So far, what help has he obtained through his own efforts? Let's not talk about miracles, it's just an obvious plug-in. Just because he is someone's son, the object of someone's prophecy, someone's nephew, someone's king. He keeps talking about dignity and glory. Does he make people loyal to him because of his nobility and follow him because of his greatness? He can be kind, honest, kind, and brave, which are good qualities. But this is not the reason for his loyalty. Does he love his subjects? Did he think about the national unrest when the royal family collapsed? Or, did he give his subordinates dreams? Have you guided and led them? He is just a small and sad little kid still living in his own world. The book keeps saying "not revenge", so what is it, I hope to see the protagonist change, even if it is a little bit. I can see some good shadows in the villains. Under the oppression of the inherent concepts of this world (second son, illegitimate son), each one struggles and twists, at least living a real and hard-working life. I wrote that review of Wenbi a month ago, and I will keep reading it. Hope the author can work hard

The grasp of the plot, writing style and description are as gentle as a ray of light. I haven't seen this kind of author for a long time. It's a pity to be buried here. The soil at the starting point is suitable for weeds, not orchids.