My Wife and the Empress Swapped Souls
我的夫人与女帝互换了灵魂
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 230k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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It's disgusting. Why are civil officials safe and easy to manage, yet powerful in the later stages? Military generals don't have any advantage in terms of life-and-death experiences; not only is their mortality rate high in war, but they might not even be able to defeat civil officials in the later stages. What's the point of practicing martial arts then? Everyone should just go back to school. What's the use of learning martial arts?
This result is unacceptable. But the protagonist's father is truly disgusting. Can't he see the situation? The protagonist was forcibly taken away by bandits. What right does he have to take the imperial examination?
This is completely off-topic. It was supposed to be about rebellion, but now, judging from the table of contents, it's all about passing the imperial examination and becoming an official.
Personally, I think the beginning was quite good, but it started to stray from the main plot when the original owner's father asked the protagonist to take the imperial examination. The main storyline became unclear and somewhat chaotic. At first, the protagonist was wholeheartedly helping his wife in her rebellion, robbing the rich to help the poor and winning people's hearts.
Oops, I misread it. I thought it was "My Master and the Empress Swapped Souls." Anyway, I need to get back to my mission.
You wrote such a mess of good material. What kind of nonsense did you write after you went on the scientific expedition?
I can't stand it! What kind of writing is this? You've turned a perfectly good, enjoyable story into this mess. I'm speechless.
The beginning was good, but in the middle, I don't know if the author went off on tangents or if it was a problem with the outline, it felt a bit chaotic, especially the parts about the Empress Dowager and the Prince of Zhenbei and the Princess, which were a bit inexplicable. In addition, the Empress's power was ambiguous and some settings could only be made consistent with themselves, so it felt a bit disjointed.
To be honest, if you removed the trope of the empress and her consort swapping souls and focused solely on the rebellion, I think it would be much more interesting.
To be honest, I started reading this book based on the synopsis, but you actually had the protagonist take the imperial examination? I have no idea what the author was thinking.