The Tale of Prince Liang

It took me two or three days to read it and give you a rough overview. At first I thought it was some kind of dynastic struggle for hegemony, but the more I looked back, the more something was wrong. The further you get to the back, the more confusing the writing becomes (the key is also about heaven, and even the god king Odin comes out). The author seems to be in a rush for time, especially the dozens of chapters of the God Prisoner War that went too fast. If the author had written more carefully, this book would have been perfect. Personally, I think this book is quite good, and I hope the author will continue to update it.

It's quite ugly. The halo of the protagonist should not be too outrageous. As long as the protagonist's subordinates are all ridiculously awesome, no matter how powerful they are, they are like garbage when they mainly face the protagonist's side. When facing people other than the protagonist's side, there are five or six of them. Overall, it is ugly, very ugly.

Many people and things have the shadow of anecdotes of historical celebrities, which is a bit strange.

Did you make a mistake? You could just write Liu Shiyue to death. You could just write it as marrying someone else. It's really funny and messy.