My Wife Is the Great Villain
我家娘子是大反派
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 191k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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86Chapters
514Recommendations
10.2kFans
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This might appeal to those who aren't new to reading, but sorry, it's too stiff and they won't appreciate it.
The marriage between the male and female protagonists was arranged by their parents. The female protagonist from the demonic sect started to harass them, but the righteous male protagonist, due to his status, ignored her. Just because of her persistent harassment, the righteous sect leader crippled his most talented disciple's martial arts and expelled him from the sect...
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Aside from the male lead being a eunuch, everything else is great.
After reading more than 30 chapters, just because someone insulted him—not even to his face—he killed several junior martial arts practitioners to silence them. His bloodthirstiness is too much, it doesn't align with my values, it's so utterly evil I don't want to read any more.
My biggest feeling, and the worst thing about reading it, is that the author occasionally throws in some really cheeky inner monologues in the story. It's okay occasionally, but frankly, it gets really annoying after a while. I really can't accept it and it makes me feel inexplicably pulled out of the story.
It's well-written, but a bit pretentious; I can't stand it anymore. Wouldn't a single female lead be better?
Why did the Heavenly Sword Sect dare to cripple the male protagonist's martial arts? He seemed completely powerless against the Demonic Sect Leader, which means he wasn't afraid of death, right? This also portrays the female lead as having a rather low IQ. If the author had later depicted her as having a high IQ, it might not have made sense.
After reading the first volume, it had a tone reminiscent of stories about children.
After reading a few chapters, I feel that the male lead is a scoundrel.