The Crown Prince Regent
监国太子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 614k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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Synopsis
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299Chapters
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1.3kClicks
52Favorites
8Fans
0Recommendations
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Not bad, the ending is a bit fast.
The plot is great, but updates later in the novel are too slow.
I'm afraid that if they all look the same, I'll wait and be disappointed.
As the natural heir to the throne, it is easy for a force to gather around the prince. If the emperor wants to depose the current prince, he will not face the prince alone, but the political forces behind the prince. It will even directly cut off the future of the entire interest group. In this way, this political group will firmly oppose the abolition of the prince even for its own sake. If the emperor insists on deposing the prince, unless the emperor can easily suppress all the dissatisfaction caused by the abolition of the prince, and he must ensure that after the forces behind the prince are resolved, large-scale court turmoil will not occur later. Otherwise, the emperor would not easily depose the prince. Why can't those of you who write ancient literature understand the role of the prince and the prince? Either the prince will abolish it at his will, or else anyone dares to mock the prince?