Poetry Holds the World

The writing is very good, it's interesting and I'd love to read more. But I want to ask, is there no heroine?

I have never read a novel with this kind of fighting poetry theme before. Using the fragrance of ink as a guide, a game of poetry

The structure is good, but the details are too pretentious.

The first 200 or so chapters were pretty good, but since the publication of that weekly magazine, it has been in trouble. There are a lot of logic problems. The protagonist has a casual literary style, but his cultivation is not as good as his own. Almost everyone in the world knows that the protagonist is a prince, but the key big shot just doesn't know. It's a forced intelligence. Especially in a certain plot in the book, the chapter where the prince conceals his identity and goes to a certain academy made me crawl with embarrassment. There are also writers who want to express new ideas in books, but as the saying goes, "The shores of the land are not the king's ministers." Such a view is very negative

The first part of the writing was okay, but I felt like it fell apart a bit at the end, and it ended up being unfinished in my opinion.

If you forcibly reduce the intelligence of everyone except the protagonist to the level of idiots, can it appear that your IQ is normal?