The Carefree Little Prince

This novel is not recommended. 1. I brought artillery to fight ancient wars, but I didn't see much effect. War is war. I wanted to write about the personal charm of the protagonist, but I used a lot of immortal characters. The right and left hand were dead, and I couldn't see the charisma of the leader. 2 The author shows that the protagonist has great wisdom, but after many calculations, he is dragged into the main battlefield. He does not benefit from it, but relies on his strength to fight. The wars that should be fought were fought, and the wars that should not be fought were dragged in and fought. It is hard to see where the great wisdom lies. 3. He did not show his ability to strategize and make decisions for thousands of miles, and his overall view was not clear. He has always been passively participating in the war.

The word trash can sum up the entire book.

The first part was fine, but by the 80s or so chapters, I was speechless during the battle, not that there were tens of thousands of barrels of explosives. There were so many people killed even though there were explosives. I saw that the explosives were all used to kill each other, it was rubbish. Don't watch anymore,

Nice

To be honest, if your skill is so high that you can kill ten thousand people with one move, why fight?

First of all, this book is a cruel book. After reading more than 100 chapters, the protagonist has been maimed several times. Maybe the author wants to write a tragic feeling. As the defender, the protagonist has a total of more than 100,000 to resist the Huns' 30 troops. The defender's battle losses are really huge. The key is that he still has gunpowder. Although the amount is not large, the author has overestimated the siege ability of the nomads. And the emperor tried every possible means to kill his two sons and the protagonist's grandson, just to leave an illegitimate son on the throne. I really can't understand this. Finally, when you write about ancient wars, don't write about personal force like those about cultivating immortals. A first-level master can kill thousands of people with one slap. How many slaps are enough for 100,000 people? What kind of military strategy, marching and formation are needed?

The logic is confusing. Lots of typos. Misnomer. I simply don't understand what the characters call the author.

I don't understand anything else except the sloppy stuff. Fortunately, there are quite a lot of sloppy stuff.

After reading the first few chapters, I didn't want to read anymore. So many women fucked in just a few chapters, and all of them forced. The princess was forced to do it directly to her daughter. The female killer protagonist was taken away, and they used poison and assassination. After that, they even put the female killer on the bed, what the hell. The protagonist fell in love with General Zhou's wife and tried every possible means to trick her into forcing General Zhou to give him his wife. Is this a positive character? You can say that he is a villain, but this is a positive character. I am really impressed and speechless. I gave up and stopped reading.

Well written!