The Best Crown Prince

It is a historical novel that seems to be relatively relaxed. The protagonist is a prince in time and uses the lofty status of the ancient prince to do what he wants. On the contrary, I prefer this type of relaxed and refreshing novel. It does not need to be too serious or too brain-consuming. It is a novel. It can be fun to read. Why are you so serious, right? (^O^)y

I think it's generally good, but the author should think about it. The dignified Prince Yan always looks like a loser. The prince must have the demeanor of a prince, and not just anyone can violate him. There is also a prince who is known as the most stubborn prince. Everyone in the capital knows him, but he doesn't recognize anyone later? This book can be said to be half a harem novel. I hope the author will change the prince's appearance as a loser. I hope the author will greatly improve the villain's IQ. Also, I hope the author will change the prince's lustful behavior. Generally speaking, it's pretty good. Then there are the few articles written by Shaoshui. At first I thought Caiyue was the heroine, but later I thought it was Su Muzhe who turned out to be Yun Shang. Then Su Muzhe couldn't write it anymore. I'm speechless. I also didn't catch the red peony root. I wrote about it here and there. I originally read Shuangwen. I hope the author can write it down. The more arrogant the writing is, since he is a prince and has an emperor father, so there is nothing to be afraid of. Personally, I still like Su Muzhe more. Of course, as long as the author is happy, I don't force it. I just hope that the characters are not written out. It seems that there is a third prince who owes three million taels, so he just pays back a few hundred thousand taels and that's it? I hope the author can take a look at it after finishing it. Generally speaking, it is quite enjoyable. The author will describe the villains in more depth, and others will think they are passers-by. This can give readers a deeper impression and prevent them from forgetting. That's all. I hope the author can give it a look.

This novel is very interesting. Each character has his own characteristics and personality. From the perspective of the harem, it is true that they have not been clearly explored yet, but some of them have more or less emotions. I think this is consistent with the relationship between people. After all, the prince had been in power before, and people valued first impressions. Therefore, at present, the prince could only slowly gather connections, and acted more cautiously. Although he had a father who took care of him, his father was not the only one who had the final say in the court. And I don't think there's anything wrong with this. After all, there is an area that needs to be developed into a modern society. If the prince is not in a hurry to tell everyone about his transformed image, it will be better to develop that area. The reason for slowly changing people's impression of the prince is that it can paralyze the opponent (at least that's what I think) and even if they react, it will be easy to deal with it because the prince is a time traveler. This novel currently doesn't talk much about cultivating immortals. I don't know what will happen next. I hope not. I just want to quietly watch the protagonist use his future knowledge reserves to shock the world and crush his opponents (I hope the opponents will talk less when belittling the prince). As for the harem, the author can stop it when he feels like it, and use more semi-classical Chinese style driving (personally I think it's quite interesting). The whole novel is pretty good so far. If I remembered correctly when I was reading the book, the author himself said that it would not be unfinished. This is of course what I hope most. I will stop here and hope that the author will work hard.

The article is too weak and the plot is too slow. There are also inconsequential incidents interspersed with saving people just to raise publicity. The prince is just a second-rate person. He drives as soon as he opens his mouth. He doesn't have the aura of a prince at all. Are the officials and the people all idiots? They have done so many things and yet they are still stuck in the original impression?

If you accept it, anyone can scold the prince, but just like the prince, is this kind of prince still a prince? No matter what happens to the prince, the prince represents the royal family and the face of the royal family. Passers-by A, B, B and D can insult the prince at will. So does such a royal family still have dignity?

You can also look at the beginning of the plot, and what becomes more and more poisonous as it goes on, the two sentences are inseparable from driving. It is obviously a modern time travel, mastering the core technology of farming, and the result is that it smells like cultivating immortality. People in this country should just stop being a prince and go to a sect to become a disciple and cultivate immortality. In summary, it is terrible! ! Be careful! ! !

Although the writing is ordinary in some places, it has a lot of laughs. On average, there is almost one laugh in every chapter. Well, cheers for the author! Pay more attention to the details... Just do your best😁😁

It's just nonsense and unreasonable. Can the prince be insulted at will?

Each of them directly criticizes the prince. No matter how deposed the prince is, he still represents the royal family. The routine is too ordinary. Bad review.

It's an insult to my intelligence! A prince's son brings a "royal doctor" to threaten the emperor's beloved prince? Does the author know what a royal doctor is? Does the emperor still dare to use this kind of imperial doctor? Do you understand what imperial power is? Daring to threaten the crown prince without justifiable reasons is a grave crime of genocide! No novel is possible unless there is an aboveboard rebellion! Otherwise he cannot rule a country!