
Wuxia Crossover: My Wife Is the Top Scholar
综武:我家娘子是状元
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.7M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 3mo ago
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- Comprehensive Martial Arts: My Wife is the Top ScholarEnglish name
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Female Imperial Son-in-Law
Chen Yizhen's version of the female imperial consort (super cute)
Writing crossover martial arts novels on Qidian has a natural disadvantage compared to other novels; those novels can feature characters like Huang Rong and Ning Zhongze.
Female Imperial Son-in-Law
Well, the plot is a bit boring. There's no big storyline, just small plots. Basically, each scene in a certain place is only a dozen or so episodes long, and the plot and characters aren't as well-developed as in a martial arts drama.
Martial arts crime-solving and fighting no longer provide much enjoyment; there's no sense of overwhelming power. To be honest, while things like potatoes, corn, sweet potatoes, cement, and soap may be old-fashioned, they can still provide enjoyment. You've already time-traveled, so go solve trivial cases. Who cares if others die?
The protagonist's personality is still the same as in the previous books, but his behavior feels out of place in Da Song's world.
Does the protagonist in the Great Song Dynasty treat the imperial court the same way he did in the Tang and Ming Dynasties? It's almost the middle to late stages and there's still no reversal. A responsible and patriotic transmigrator is supposed to maintain stability against a spineless separatist force, while the Han people of the Sixteen Prefectures of Yan and Yun are assimilated into…
The author's favoritism towards Murong remains unchanged, almost rivaling Jin Yong's obsession with his cousin.
I've read several books on perming hair, and here are some thoughts.
I got hooked on the "Madam is a Divine Detective" series, and I've finished all of them except for the one by Lei Lin. The advantage of this book is its sheer volume; it's consistently high, averaging over 10,000 words a day, making it a satisfying read. While I can't understand the protagonist's eccentricities, he's chivalrous and righteous, and it's well-suited to crossover martial arts novels.
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