From Deposed Prince to Imperial Tyrant

This novel is well written, but the relationship between men and women is not rogue enough.

What can I say about this book? The setting of the story is interesting, and the plot in the middle period will make people want to keep reading. The character of the male protagonist is also considered to be at the top level in Wang Daowen. He is very decisive in killing, has an online IQ, is cold and domineering. What many people dislike the most is Xiao Yanran's setting. Personally, I feel that the change in her mood before and after treating the prince is a bit abrupt, and it does not fit the image of a big family who can marry the prince. Maybe the author has a foreshadowing here. It depends on how the subsequent plot develops. If the first woman as the male protagonist has this kind of personality, it is indeed not as vivid and impressive as the following girls. After reading more than 300 chapters, I feel that this narrative style is still good. The wording can be said to be quite satisfactory, but it is not lost, and the typo rate is less than 5%. Assuming that the male protagonist's character is not broken and the plot is not unfinished, I think this book can be regarded as a masterpiece.

The writing is good and the plot design is good, but the progress is slow and makes people want to give up reading.

The more I read, the more I read Black Emperor. The more I read, the more addictive I become.