We Swapped Bodies, but We're Both Terrible People

I'm a little girl, listen to my uncle, you can't control the male videos, go to the female videos, they like your style of writing, really

It would be better if the protagonist changed his body, saw the heroine operating, and became furious and started killing the heroine's whole family.

I am a brave man, and I am also a soul piercer. I have the talent of replacing my body. Bah! With such a talent, who would listen to the king and fight against the devil? I'm a soul substitute. Not only do I have a full-level Demon King, but I also have a Demon King to help me level up. It's a pleasure...

Even the maids in the palace knew that the eldest prince was going to win. They gathered troops outside the palace late at night. The troops who were in ambush did not dare to go out? Is this the author's description of the soon-to-be victor who is strategizing high up in the palace and doubting the key to his surrender? Are you saying that the living have more say than the dead? The comment also explains that the defending troops will not cooperate? Dihuawen also needs to be reasonably conceived, right?

Initial impression of the heroine in Chapters 1~7: Pure xxn, with hundreds of millions of nods, giving people a sense of being brainless

The introduction is really a kind ghost, it makes me laugh.

According to the setting, the male protagonist should be strong in combat and have advanced ideas, and the female protagonist should have political ability. The two of them can complement each other's advantages. But in actual plot performance, the heroine is quite... Bad? The main job of the heroine is to shock. (X) In this kind of Japanese world view, there is no room for the expression of political ability! On the other hand, when the male protagonist penetrates the female protagonist's body, he cannot use his true fighting power. It feels like there is no way to complement each other's strengths!

The last person who said this was Lord Hellfire, and rocks fell all over the map. I haven't picked them up yet 😁

Although, the subject matter is actually okay, it is simply not well written. You should write the male protagonist as more of a political novice, or a general who can only lead troops in war. You should not write any tactics for the male protagonist at all. The main thing is to write that all the male protagonists are right. If you co-write it, doesn't this mean that the female protagonist is specifically looking for problems for the male protagonist? Shouldn't the heroine solve his problem? Moreover, the rhythm of each exchange is very slow. When there are only a few chapters, I feel very uncomfortable while dancing. And the most important thing is that I can complete the plot even if I dance. The final result is a bit exciting, but it is really very few. The number of chapters is small now, so I can finish it in just two glances. Later, if you read more, you will be scared by the readings.

After reading the introduction, I assumed the role of the witch Cixi 😰