My Wife Is a General, and from the Start She Had Forty Thousand Enemy Troops Massacred

This book feels like clickbait; it lures in perverts with its title, then uses plot devices to trap them all, ensuring no reader leaves. It's incredibly cunning. 😡

The emperor arranged for the prime minister to marry a general from the border army. Was it because he felt the throne was too secure, or was he simply unhappy that his family was alive?

This novel reveals the author's family background and aspirations. 😌

The prices seem a bit unreasonable. A family spends 5000 taels of silver a year, extorting a million from someone, and going to a brothel where the entrance fee is 5,000?

Me: This title is interesting, I'll check it out... Author: Hehe, another one's been tricked in, that's great! Me: Huh? The text doesn't match the title. Author: Just realized it, kid. Me: Who cares, as long as it looks good. Author: Once you're in, you can't get out. Me: Is there any chance I can quit this game? 😭

The plot gets more and more absurd as it goes on; no wonder it's a masterpiece in the "Daily Poison" series.

This is a rare gem of a book, very immersive. While some minor details and structure are lacking, it won't deter seasoned readers. I hope there will be fewer nitpicking comments, less fault-finding, and less pointless arguing. If you're so capable, go write your own! Support the author!

I have a question, but where is the wife in your book title? Where has your mind wandered off to?

This book is really good. I highly recommend reading the free chapters, and subscribe to the paid chapters gradually; I don't recommend subscribing to the whole thing. The beginning of the book is excellent, the middle is good, and the later part just serves as a wrapper. Let me give you an example. Previously: There are two trees in my yard, one is a jujube tree, and the other is a jujube tree. Mid-term: One year the dates were exceptionally sweet. Later: It was cut later.

The initial setup was insufficient, and then too many characters appeared later on... Oh well. It feels like the author just wrote whatever came to mind. There's no proper martial arts world, no proper imperial court, and the timeline is all messed up. And where did all those powerful figures come from? After reading 260 chapters, I still can't figure out what the map looks like, where the demon race is, where the other small countries are, or what the world-building is.