The Prince Is Very Fierce

To be honest, the content quality is quite good, and it is classified into the martial arts genre. I personally felt a little tired after reading the last part. I thought it was gone in the end of the Northern Region Dragon Chapter. I didn't expect that there was another volume. I skipped through the last volume. The follow-up was really a bit boring.

The first recharge is quite interesting, but I still felt a bit reluctant to read it at the end. It's just that I felt that the pace picked up at the end of the writing, and there were some details that were not filled in, such as getting the real jade seal later. I personally think that there could be a Yuyu interspersed here. The second half of the story caused by the seal, and Kou Meng, originally mentioned that he joined the army to work for the Xu family, etc. In fact, this foreshadowing was not fully written. If it was just a brief explanation of what happened to him later, then I didn't say it. In addition, there is actually less plot between the heroines. The sudden appearance feels like a reverse, and the portrayal in my heart is not that deep. I think Xiang'er and Aunt Lu are the two best characters, and there is nothing wrong with them. The other characters, well, I always feel that they are a bit boring. I finished reading it last night, and after thinking about it for a day, I came up with these points. Later book friends can refer to it before deciding whether to get on board.

It's a very interesting harem story. The first and middle chapters are good, but the ending is not so good. The last big chapter, the description of the great unification, has very little description of the war. The Dongyue Kingdom was destroyed in just a few sentences, and the Daqi Kingdom, which was the biggest enemy from the beginning, was not even described in a few words. , I killed it, it was too hasty. Instead, the chapter-studded story, just describing how many girls I slept with every day and how I slept, was a bit too monotonous and boring. Overall, it was pretty good. If you don't like harem stories, don't read it. If you want to read something more bold, I suggest you go online to find the unharmonized version.

I've seen it in other places before, but I didn't expect it to be so cold in Qimao. Excellent work, I wish the Queen Mother Manzhi, Aunt Lu, the writing is so cute

I feel like it's just so-so, probably because I've read too many high-quality novels recently, and I feel like the writing and writing of this book are almost boring. Maybe it's because I have a relatively mild temper and like to play with my brains. I'm not too fond of the protagonist who has a bit of a temper and gets violent at the slightest disagreement, and I even find it a little annoying. But overall it's okay. It's an old novel after all. The requirements shouldn't be too high, so just make do with it.

A very good harem story, every character has flesh and blood, I especially like the Queen Mother's baby~

The author's writing style is quite good, the story details are logically organized, and even the details of the fight are vividly described. Why do you think it's average? The biggest failure is the emotional drama. The author's thinking seems a bit abnormal. I don't know what his mentality is when it comes to things between men and women. The complex emotions of being vulgar, sensitive, pretending to be mysterious, and extremely yearning are like a first-time lover who has no experience and low self-esteem and dare not try it. Like Zhongsheng, the men and women in the book are portrayed in extremely abnormal ways. The men spend all day doing nothing, as if they are cheating, and make everyone feel guilty when they meet them. The women are like schizophrenics, and will start hysterically shouting and killing each other when the person they like touches them, which makes people feel extremely upset.

The novel takes the fictional dynasty "Dayue" as the background, interweaves the court battles with the grievances of the world, and unfolds the game of multi-party forces through the perspective of Prince Xu Buling, the prince of Su. Oh, and the Queen Mother... A very dedicated Queen Mother, dedicated to playing the role of a loving mother and a filial son with the emperor, but she was tricked by the protagonist into a conspiracy. After Chang'an, the plot became more and more dull. It was clearly about the court as the main plot, but it kept saying that Jianghu is a martial arts of poetry and wine, and also blood and tears. Then I gave up the book.

A character can have a distinctive personality, but as a heroine, one should not make people feel disgusting about her personality. You are still like this after hundreds of chapters and half of it, and you still have window paper. I think it is thicker than a city wall. Why don't you stop playing so many scenes? Why are you so disgusting all the time? This is my first time to write a long review. The main reason is that after reading the novel for so long, I really don't think there is any character more disgusting than this one. This is no longer a distinctive personality. Fortunately, I didn't think about it at the beginning. I really have nothing to say now. I comforted myself earlier by saying that this is personality. Ming Ming, I really can't stand it anymore. How did you write such a defiant, upright and upright person? He is the most disgusting person in the novel I have ever read. Really, I would rather the protagonist was not a eunuch. It is defined as a cool novel. With such a character and 💩 What's the difference? The real stone in the character's pit is smelly and hard. Even if you add martial arts to her, I can understand it. The main thing is that you have nothing. Where did Bilian come from? She is still jealous. The more she talks about it, the more disgusting she feels. I have never seen such a disgusting character.

To be honest, the plot and writing techniques are very good. I really like Guan Guan's main character settings, including fairies and heroines, but writing so many harems is really too much. As a result, it feels like I want to write about harem, martial arts, and fantasy. In the end, I turned into a suture monster. Let's write fantasy, three or two chapters. Just write about a country's dynasty to death, let's write about martial arts, add new heroines at every turn, and then force the harem drama, let's write about harem, because there are too many heroines, martial arts are inserted throughout the text, and some are inserted into the story, resulting in the writing of the heroine being very compact. At the end, the heroine who has been foreshadowed for many chapters suddenly changes her gender and starts having sex. The book is a good book, but if you don't like Guan Guan's writing style, read it with caution!