Oh No, My Wife Switched Bodies with That Foolish Emperor

After transmigrating to an ancient world, Ye Jingtian discovers that he is the son of a transmigrator. He inherits the inner treasury his mother built from scratch, and it controls the circulation of ninety percent of the continent's wealth!

To avoid being beheaded by the detestable, incompetent emperor out of fear, Ye Jingtian has no choice but to pretend to be a wastrel playboy who only knows how to squander money, spending his days listening to music in brothels.

But one day, Ye Jingtian's wife, Song Yingluo, suddenly changes her ways and starts asking him about statecraft and matters of public welfare.

"The Zhou Kingdom has fallen, and the southerners resent the people of Great Qing, so unifying the realm is impossible? Then let's bring the northern and southern peoples together!"

"The people of Qiang all like wearing veils, and the Rong and Di invaders wear them too, so we can't tell them apart? No wonder I call that emperor a pig-brain. Just issue an order requiring all prostitutes to wear veils!"

Gradually, Ye Jingtian realizes something is wrong.

That incompetent emperor is actually a woman in disguise!

Oh no, my wife and that emperor have switched bodies!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.