On the Way to Escape: the Villain's Cousin Became the Favorite of the Whole Village

I feel that the character settings in this book are quite good, but this is the first time I have seen so many typos and omissions. The character names are confusing. There are more than 300 chapters where the plot of the house robbery is particularly confusing. The characters are different from the previous chapters. There is also a second uncle who suddenly escaped and was not found. There is no logic in those chapters. I really can't stand it anymore, so I read here.

I felt that the previous part was very interesting, the writing was very good, and some words and sentences had some depth. However, after watching the house robbery, I felt that the writing was childish as I read further, and the plot was also very confusing. It felt inexplicable. There were so many characters describing a cooking step, it was like making up the words, and the whole text seemed to be written by two authors taking over.

The more I look at it, the less interesting it becomes

The heroine's parents in the front are quite good-natured, but seeing this in the back...

The heroine is already 9 years old, not 5 or 6 years old. I believe in the saying that children from poor people will become masters early. The heroine's personality is very unreasonable. The content of the chapters sometimes adds some things that were not originally there, and the content may not be connected, making it difficult to read smoothly.

The further you get to the back, the less interesting it becomes. How many other princes are there? To return the emperor's mother, the male protagonist childishly threatens her with death, which feels like playing house.

It looked pretty good at the front, but the master turned into an old master again and was so confused.

A bit wordy

There's no ending, it's a mess