General, Run! That Prince Is Trouble

The writing of this novel is okay, but the story is too false. A princess who has been on the battlefield in a big country goes to work as a slave in the house of the enemy's prince. Doesn't the enemy even recognize her face without disguise? There is also a general who went to the enemy country to work as a groom who was beaten and scolded every day. This plot is really unbearable. The loopholes are like a sieve. A prince's servant even ran to the emperor to feed him potion. Did all the eunuchs of each palace resign collectively? They gave up.

I don't know how to write a book review, but I have read two novels by the author. The first one is about a traitor in power and the county magistrate is angry. The author's writing skills are still very strong. Overall, it is quite good. The plot is compact and the logical thinking is clear and coherent. It is worth reading. I feel a little bit unable to hate the male villain in the novel.