The Great Xia Empire's Number One Prince Consort

The author portrayed Yue Xiangsha as an extremely foolish character.

What trash! The princess was almost raped, and they can't even punish the perpetrator. What a bunch of idiots!

This is ridiculous! The story starts by saying the protagonist is a general practitioner, but by chapter 23 he's a sales manager?! Can't you at least put some effort into your writing?!

It's really badly written; the only word it uses is "meaningful"!

Other books have terrible endings, but this book doesn't have an ending at all. If you don't believe me, just skip to the last page, and it suddenly stops writing. It's not even a bad ending.

Do you know what the author's son-in-law is? Who would dare to contradict him to his face?

There were so many typos, I couldn't bear to finish reading after three or four chapters, so I gave up!

It's too easy. I couldn't keep reading from the beginning. Five hundred chapters isn't a lot; I wanted to see how it would turn out. It's just too simple. Whether it's the intellectual battles, the physical battles, or the enemy's retaliation and the protagonist's counterattack, it's all too clunky. Throwing urine?

It's been a long time since I've read an article this bland and uneventful; it's always so argumentative. Is it bullish?

You've written over 300 chapters and haven't established any real power or influence. Do you think you're a fool or do you think your readers are fools? Having read so many novels, I can sum it up in one word: rubbish.