
You Were Supposed to Be a Good Crown Prince, So Why Are You Raising a Harem of Demons?
让你当好圣孙,你养一群女妖?
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The front is very nice. Most of them were attracted by the battles in the front and the various small inventions that traveled through time. After reaching Liaocheng in the early and mid-term, they began to talk nonsense, cheat and not bury the truth, and forcibly suppress their intelligence. Even in Liu Bowen's stage, he started to cultivate immortality. The protagonist was inexplicably able to resist the catastrophe, which was inexplicable and indescribable.
The plot of more than a hundred chapters is directly wrong. He went to Liaocheng to cure the drought, and the emperor went to strike gold. When he came back, the emperor was also at home, and he never mentioned the gilding. It's also talent.
I saw the author's remarks saying that I should write one by one, and I understood it after seeing the plot of Liaocheng. If you don't attack, who will attack? I feel that I ran out of ideas in the first part, and I don't know how to write in the second part, so I started to write randomly. The first part was originally good.
Ordinary people didn't react to killing the monsters when they saw them, and they didn't even write down a way to find out their identity. It's really miraculous. It became more and more outrageous until he went to Tianzhu. After returning home, he jumped to see the banshee next to him and didn't even mention it? I lost my writing.
This part of Liaocheng is so weird. No one from your escort team is going? Local officials stop you at every turn. What is your identity? Fuck him, it's so frustrating! And the genius of GP? What about your dragon? Fuck him, it's so frustrating!
The first part was okay, although the plot was a bit lame, but it was watchable and quite funny, but the second part was straight up and even more eunuch-y, so I don't recommend it.
I abandoned the article when I saw Chapter 196. The preface does not match the afterword. I didn't read the previous setting at all. It was written in a mess and completely separated. In the previous chapter, the emperor went to the north, the good saint grandson Lu Qing pretended to be sick, and the prince sent Lu Yuan to cure the drought. However, after a few days of drought treatment, the emperor returned to the court. The good saint grandson became Lu Yuan, the prince prince became the road base, and a group of monsters were suddenly revealed to the public. What a mess.
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Don't look embarrassed? A few others said they were not from the Ming Dynasty, and they liked to quote scriptures. They were messy and abandoned.
The writing was pretty good at first, at least it attracted me, but what the heck was it in more than 100 chapters? It was a mess. The good saint grandson was originally Lu Qing, but he turned into Lu Ji, and Lu Qing's two wives Hu and Sun. We just forgot about it, and the matter of Lu Qing pretending to be sick was skipped, right? Later, Lu Qing jumped out to chat with the protagonist, and there was no follow-up to the pretending to be sick. The plot was very confusing. It felt like the author suddenly changed people and wanted to write one thing at a time without caring about the previous plot.