
The Thirteenth Prince
十三皇子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
423Chapters
788kPopularity
1kReaders
5.3kMust-read votes
8.9Score
4.9kRatings
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Reader comments 29
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I Love You, Thirteenth Prince, is really good. The sentences in this article are fluent, the characters are vivid, and the plot is exciting. It makes the life of the hero of this article vivid.
The novel is very well written. It is different from the common time-travel novels. It is not so fantasy and far-fetched, and the writing is quite close to reality. This feature attracted me to read it in one sitting and give the author a thumbs up!
The plot drags on and on, and you are either caught or let go. It's just making up the numbers. A story is not complete until it is caught 5 or 6 times. Abandoned
Chapter 92 invented gunpowder to explode ore, but it was not mentioned again in the follow-up?? Do you know how important gunpowder is to not be developed for military use? That's outrageous. He really lives in Bengbu.
Nice
The protagonist of this book has a terrifyingly low aura, and is hunted down, injured, and targeted at every turn. The supporting characters are also looking for trouble. Except for his biological father and mother, the upright fifth brother, the laojiu who only loves reading, and the simple-minded imperial sister, no one is kind to him. But it's still bearable. From a certain point of view, it is not an abusive article. The plot can be said to have a lot of ups and downs. The advantage is that there is no forced reduction of IQ, and there is no protagonist using a halo to force a reversal in desperate situations. The protagonist is indeed a person with a very ordinary personality. He has no cheats and his emotions are easily exposed. He does not have any particularly noble psychological qualities. Fortunately, he has no ambitions and these flaws in his character are not harmful. The only thing that feels uncomfortable is not that the protagonist is always being targeted, but that the protagonist has been passively executing the script. This book can be used to kill time when you are bored, and it won't be difficult to read, but it is a bit short, but the plot is still very complete. The author is still working very hard, come on!
I gave up the book decisively. I really wanted to understand and support the author, but it was really too much trouble for me to write.
There is no such thing as a time-traveler, there is no such thing. It is really rubbish!
Confusing plot, no core goal, and unclear sentences
Although the author writes a time-travel novel, he deviates from the theme of time-travel. It is purely a historical novel about fighting and killing. It is not as exciting as watching the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. The thirteen princes who time-travel are the same as the ancients, but their knowledge and knowledge are a little better than the ancients. There is nothing new to watch. It is special. Of course, it is good to read it when you are bored.