Straightforward little palace maid Yuan Leilei vs. Feng Jiuxiao, a lovesick, battle-hardened god of war sent down to undergo a trial
[Outwit treacherous ministers + hilarious comeback + growth through trials + falling in love over time + taking down scoundrels] A wildly funny, anything-goes palace-and-court romp + a satisfying, face-slapping tale of an immortal undergoing a trial and being reborn
“Congratulations, God of War Feng Jiuxiao. You’ve drawn a trial lot!”
I was born an immortal, the God of War of the Nine Heavens, and undefeated in battle. And now I have to descend to the mortal world to undergo a trial? On top of that, I was delayed for over ten days, so the body the Fate Immortal prepared for me has already grown to sixteen years old and developed a soul of its own!
But aside from having a perfect destiny and accidentally becoming the current emperor, this body is far too weak in every other way.
The slightest movement leaves me gasping for breath. I’m sick with a minor illness every three days and a major one every five. I’m in grave danger! How can an emperor be pushed around like this? First, corrupt ministers hold the government hostage. Then the Dowager Consort orders everyone about. My brothers covet the throne, and the imperial consorts say one thing but mean another. This is infuriating!
No, I have to pull myself together!
The court and the inner palace: Is this really that foolish emperor? How does he have such skill and bearing now?
But what’s with this little palace maid? She actually thinks I’m an evil spirit! Deer-blood and peachwood massage, ginger dumplings to ward off evil… How am I supposed to handle this? Wait, why can she even conjure bolts of lightning, leaving me unable to control my own body? Who is she, to be so recklessly audacious?
Yuan Leilei: “Silly emperor, as long as I’m here, no one will hurt you.”
Feng Jiuxiao vaguely remembers the Fate Immortal’s instructions before his descent: “A trial means you must descend carrying a heavenly mandate. Your mandate, Lord Jiuxiao, is to resolve the crisis threatening the Wu Kingdom and protect its people…”
Feng Jiuxiao, being exorcised: What kind of surprises… or scares… do you have for me? Bring them on!
The front part is so funny, the arrogant God of War and the cute and tough little palace maid are very nice to watch. It was because the God of War was seeking revenge by the Beichen Emperor that he was delayed in descending to earth to undergo calamity. As a result, a somewhat silly and clumsy spiritual body grew out of that physical body. When the God of War descended to earth again, it had an inexplicable sense of "seizing the body." Later, the stupid emperor took the initiative to give up his physical body, which felt a bit regretful. If this was a story about a foolish emperor and a young palace maid working together to control the country, it would be very interesting. Playing with the treacherous minister Tuogu, and then fighting against foreigners and ambitious princes, it would be a very exciting picture of power.
It's good to watch. The male and female protagonists don't deal with each other in the early stage, but in the later stage a friend is born in times of need. The story begins with the male protagonist stepping on the villain's straw to death... The ending ends too quickly, and I haven't seen enough [full][full]
The setting of this book is very novel and the story is very interesting! I especially like the heroine Yuan Leilei. She is like the brave and tenacious friends around me, and she resonates with me very much. The author Garuda Beidou's writing is very touching and the characters are vividly created. I think this book not only has a funny plot, but also a touching place. It is worth reading!
Not bad, worth watching, must be praised
Super funny, it really made me laugh to death