My Wife and the Empress Swapped Souls

It's a bit disgusting. How can civil servants be safe and simple and still be powerful in the later stages? There is no advantage for military officers to experience life and death. Not to mention the high death rate when participating in wars, in the later stages, they may not be able to defeat civilian officials? Then practice some martial arts. . Go away and study. . Learning martial arts is useless. .

This result is not what it should be, but the father of the protagonist is really disgusting, can't he see the situation clearly? The protagonist was taken away by bandits, so what qualifications does he have to take the exam for merit?

It's completely off topic. It was originally a rebellion, but now I look at the catalog and directly take the imperial examination to become an official.

Personally, I think it was well written at the beginning, but it started to go off topic when the original protagonist's father asked the protagonist to take the imperial examination. The main plot was unclear and a bit confusing. At first, he helped the wife to rebel wholeheartedly, robbing the rich and giving to the poor to win people's hearts. Then he suddenly agreed to the original protagonist's father to take the imperial examination to gain fame. Then it felt like the story was going to change from rebellion to top-down reform. The emotional drama is also here. It's a bit confusing, the empress and the hero have no feelings, Di Xinlan has feelings for the hero but they become brother and sister, the relationship between the lady and the hero only exists in the memory of the hero, at least let the queen's soul return and have something happen with the hero, so now the lady has begun to feel alienated from the hero, and if it goes on for a long time, she may not even have feelings, and the hero will be the only one who is rebellious.

Embarrassing, I misread it. I read it as "My Master and the Empress Exchanged Souls". Let's not talk about it anymore. It's time to complete the mission.

The writing on good topics is messy. What did you write about after taking the scientific examination?

I can't stand it, what is this writing about? You wrote such a cool article like this, I'm really speechless.

It started well. In the middle, I don't know whether it was the author who let things go, or the outline. It felt a bit confusing, especially the Queen Mother and Princess Zhenbei. In addition, the empress' power was ambiguous and some settings could only be self-consistent, so it was a bit broken.

I have one thing to say. I think it would be better if we throw away the setting of the empress and his wife exchanging souls and focus on the rebellion.

To be honest, I read this book after seeing the introduction, but you actually asked the protagonist to take the imperial examination. I don't know what the author was thinking.