My Wife Is a Great General
妻乃上将军
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 12y ago
- English
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Jiang Zhe of Miyake is relatively calm, resourceful, and somewhat cunning, while Zhao Hongrun of the Great Wei is more domineering and possesses a kingly aura. However, the protagonist of this book, Xie An, is more like an ordinary person. He is not skilled in martial arts, but possesses modern knowledge. He is somewhat cowardly, greedy for petty gains, and indulges in pleasure.
I didn't really like the ending, so I changed it on a whim. Please don't criticize if you don't like it.
I felt a bit hurt by Su Wan's character, and I don't really like the Green Lord (a character from a popular Chinese novel), so I forcibly changed Su Wan's character and ending. Those who feel the same way can take a look. Originally, I planned for them to forget each other and live their lives separately, but I couldn't bear it, so I brought them back together.
After reading about 20 chapters, the protagonist's character is basically a combination of a modern, talkative college student and a Japanese manga male lead—in a word, useless. He has no cunning and no fighting ability. If the female lead is stronger and more intelligent than the male lead, what's the point of having a male lead? Why not just make it a yuri story?
A word of warning to newbies: don't be fooled by the synopsis. The protagonist is cowardly, arrogant, and loves to show off, like a weak and talkative male lead in Japanese anime. This book primarily emphasizes a strong female lead and an idiot male protagonist. If you don't like this type of story, please look elsewhere!
[Comment] A flaw has been found in the article!
As the title suggests... I reviewed the previous chapters again today and found that in Chapter 69, "Hidden Dangers," it seems that the author has already written about Xie An and Li Xian communicating about Wei Zou being turned and Ku Yang being Yi Yi's younger brother. The original text is as follows: As for Geng Nan, Xie An and Li Xian tacitly skipped over him.
I read it again; it's one of my favorite alternate history books.
The biggest problem with this book is Changsun Xiangyu. Her character is very similar to a female protagonist in a fantasy novel, a cuckolded martial arts heroine. She'll sell her body to get revenge on the male lead. I just read the part about Changsun Xiangyu and the Eighth Prince.
Is there still so much hater on this book that's been finished for so long? The title clearly indicates it's a book that emphasizes the female lead. Why are people still arguing? And then there are those who constantly call it "poisonous" and "discarded." If you're interested, you'll find they've been on Qidian for years and have only subscribed to a few books, or even none at all. A bunch of bootleg dogs, freeloaders who talk a lot...
A green hat? I love it!
I heard that the female lead, whom the male lead likes the most, cheats on him both emotionally and physically? And the male lead still can't forget her?
The book title is wrong; it should be "Wife is the eldest grandson Xiangyu".