The Best Prince

I am the author of this book and I am creating a post. It is not easy for a historical minority to persevere. I hope my brothers and sisters who like it can support it to the end. I feel like there are some dark spots, and I can point them out here. If you have any good suggestions or ideas, you can also share them. If you want to keep the character, you can also say it here. Don't abandon the book easily or leave negative reviews easily. Thank you everyone and I will work hard to update it.

I give the author a big thumbs up. It was very enjoyable to watch. It was exciting, hilarious, and tearful. The protagonist Liu Zheng traveled through time in the beginning. He lived in a very privileged family, with his parents loving each other, and even being naughty to the extreme. But he didn't get there yet. Before he could enjoy this luxurious life, he and his father were forced to move into the Yinzhou, which was waiting to be renovated. The two men were funny and cheerful, especially when Liu Zheng was invited to go to Baiyazhou to help the Whiteya Army after defeating the Xiongnu. After the boss was given a big piece of green grassland by his brother, he asked his father in bed whether he was his father's biological child, which made the plot very funny. I remember I laughed unconsciously while eating when I saw this. My colleagues looked at me and thought I was stupid, which made me very embarrassed😅. Later, I saw that when I married Qin Changfeng, we were separated forever. I thought it would only be a serious injury, but in the end I received a box lunch. This is probably the first regret since I saw this. Since the update to 228, although the protagonist is not married, his views on love are still very modern and upright. However, looking at this attitude, I am afraid that he will have more than one wife in the future. Although I hope that the protagonist will only marry one, for now, the plot is okay, with laughter and tears, ups and downs, but the attitude of Liu Dahao towards Liu Zheng in the article is not only a feeling of doting, but also a feeling of superiority and inferiority between master and servant. , I have a feeling that Liu Zheng is really not the son of his father Q, because the way his father calls him always makes people feel that he is not close enough. If he is called Zheng'er directly, it will be more affectionate than calling him my son. Also, there is no blame at all for Liu Zheng's actions, which is a bit inconsistent with the father-son relationship. I would like to ask the author, is Liu Zheng really the son of Liu Dahao Q? If it hadn't been for Q's birth, it would have been almost boring. This is also my feeling since I started reading this book. So far, this book is worth following. I hope the author doesn't finish it badly. I read more than 200 chapters in three days and read every chapter carefully without skipping. I wonder if there will be more chapters during the Chinese New Year? This book seems to be a cool novel, but it is not the kind of mindless cool. It is not the kind where the protagonist doesn't even have C in the beginning, and then directly F and D, and then Q in the sky every second. It is really... (I can't think of a suitable adjective). The author's writing style is still very good. This is a novel with great literary talent. I believe the author has also read a lot of historical materials, and some of the references in the article are from the classics. Fang, some book friends who have studied history in depth will notice the difference with the historical data. When seeing book friends' corrections in the comment area, the author will make corrections in time. I believe that the author wants to write a relatively good work, and is also very concerned about the opinions of book friends. I hope the author will continue writing, and I also hope that the book will have a good ending. I will continue to follow up. 😂Finally, I would like to ask again, is Liu Zheng really the father of Liu Dahao Q? 😁Why do the prompt comments contain M-sense words? What's going on😂

Is the author here? Lop Nur is located in the Taklimakan Desert. Isn't it the Sahara? Why did it go to North Africa? And the Queen Mother kept calling herself Aijia before the emperor died. Is this a blatant curse on the emperor? However, the novel is still very good-looking. In the popular science category, you should check it before writing. Also, write quickly and follow this style😁

I have a fine iron workshop, and I don't want to make weapons. Instead, I just want to make money. I don't have much. It would be good to use the gunpowder ratio to make bombs, but I just want to make money. The military has only grown to 50,000 people. What's the use of being too popular and decisively abandoning the book? The key is that you have been a soldier, I think you have been a hammer.

The plot is quite exciting, but the time scale may need to be more objective, such as infrastructure construction and military training. The protagonist has only been in this world for more than two years. For example, Silver Beach City, according to the article, even in modern times, it may not be completed in two years. At the beginning, the atmosphere was created that the old emperor was dying, giving everyone a sense that the world was about to be in chaos. However, it seems that the old emperor is not returning to his former glory, but has rejuvenated. If there were more scenes for the old emperor, it would be better to just let Liu Zheng play a trick on the old emperor's body, and give the old emperor another fulcrum to tolerate Liu Zheng's growth.

This book is plagiarized. Every word is exactly the same as in the "Xinhua Dictionary" ヽ(ｏ` Pan′ｏ)ﾉ

The real book is completely false. The promised prince is the best, but the end is almost over. He is still just a sesame official. Furthermore, the protagonist is written as a virgin bitch. The entire Great Yan Kingdom is trying to get rid of the protagonist's family, but the protagonist only knows how to be the emperor's licking dog. No one is worried about the Great Yan Kingdom, but the protagonist has his heart broken by himself. This kind of character is completely unrealistic. In order to make up for it, Luo Liba wrote a lot of explanations of historical figures.

It's great. I've read so many novels and this is my first time to comment. One is beautiful and unconventional, with no so-called eye-catching and boring emotional descriptions, and no messy immortality or golden fingers, but it is still well-conceived and fascinating; the second left a comment urging the author to update it quickly.

Yes, I will keep following it🌊. After reading the comment section, I feel that the author's attitude is quite good and I will support the author. The premise is that you don't stop updating for me️👀

The characters are well created. There is no brainless harem of the male protagonist, and there is no perfect personality of the male protagonist. Then there is the fact that the characters are not just the male protagonist, there is also a game between force and strategy, which is also very exciting. However, there are some suggestions. There should not be so much science popularization in one chapter. After all, a lot of information needs to be checked and it takes time, and most of the readers are plot-oriented, so science popularization becomes a burden. It is better to use this part of the time to promote the plot more.