Oh No, the Empress Has Taken Over My Wife's Body

He transmigrates to medieval Europe and becomes a down-and-out nobleman.

Hoping to live a useless life of eating and waiting to die, Li Si Te decides to uproot the empire's scourge: the Church!

But the Church's power is enormous, even greater than that of the emperor himself.

So Li Si Te decides to wait and watch. First, he'll let the king weaken the Church, then he'll rise up in rebellion!

During this dull stretch, Li Si Te can only complain at home to his beautiful wife about the empress's stupidity.

"How do you deal with a plague? Clean things up, quarantine people, then treat them. It's that simple, but Her Majesty the Empress lacks the brains to see it."

"Can't deal with human waste and sewage? Easy. A sewer and drainage system will take care of it."

Years later, looking at the peaceful and prosperous empire, then at his wife and the empress lying in his bed, Li Si Te falls into deep thought.

"Should I still rebel or not?!"

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