After My Heart Died and I Divorced My Wife, I Became the Most Powerful Prince of Dafeng

Betrayed by his wife, he retaliates, and rises to power... This plot is clichéd. A bunch of petty characters are forced to be stupid and babbling incessantly, which is frustrating at first. While Lin Xianhong's humiliation is ultimately self-inflicted, from a man's perspective, it's undoubtedly unnecessary; wouldn't it have been more satisfying to take matters into his own hands?

There are two approaches to writing about female supporting characters. One is the normal approach: after using up most of the plot devices in the first 50 chapters, the story is completely cut off to complete the protagonist's growth arc. Even if it's not completely cut off, her appearance frequency won't be too high.

It's currently up to chapter 50-something, so I'll give it a good review. Overall, it's fine, and the pacing is good. However, the downside is that there are too many works of this genre. Seven Cats has a ton of identical ones. If the author doesn't come up with something new, there are probably too many alternatives. But as long as the plot doesn't go off track and the exciting moments are still there, it's still worth reading.

To be honest, after reading over 100 chapters, and today being the latest chapter, all I can say is that Gu Yuan is still around, and judging from the author's indication that there are more chapters to come. Honestly, it's ridiculous that a minor boss has been around for so long ╮(╯_╰)╭. What are you going to write about later?

You're writing about ancient times, not the present. Would a prince's wife in ancient times dare to openly have affairs with other men? And then there's the abortion to save a mistress—you're pregnant with the prince's child, and you have an abortion to save his mistress. Don't you know the child could inherit the throne? The most outrageous thing is, even though you're divorced, you were gang-raped by other officials—the former princess? And the prince knew? Is this really that absurd?

Upon arriving at the Lin family, his intelligence was forcibly reduced to the extreme! The Prefect of Jingzhao was actually a first-rank official! The characters' dialogue is chaotic; it's impossible to tell who said which line, leaving the reader to guess! The purpose of forcibly lowering intelligence is to reverse the situation and slap someone in the face, but so far there is only frustration, not the pleasure of slapping someone in the face!

The protagonist, a member of the royal family, acts like an ordinary person; anyone can bark at him like a dog.

What is this? A whole bunch of nonsense.

It's actually an ancient invincible novel where the protagonist can do everything, succeeds at everything, and does everything with ease 🤣 Unfortunately, it's not my cup of tea, but I'll leave a good review anyway. Apart from the female lead being used to manipulate emotions at the beginning and making her seem inhuman, I didn't see any other major flaws.

The absurdity of the brain damage