It's Over! The Crown Prince's Consort I Stole Is a Transmigrated Demoness
完蛋！我抢的世子妃是穿越女魔头
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- Ongoing
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 7mo ago
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594Chapters
79kPopularity
1.1kReaders
8.7Score
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An ensemble piece; the writing is decent, but there are too many elements: transmigration and the system, rebirth and...?, The male protagonist and his ninth brother, the ninth brother farming on the border—will he rebel? If they do not rebel, the examiners will enter the court and, together with the Crown Prince, the Fourth Prince's faction, and the power of the harem, they will uncover the mystery of their origins and decide whether to fight for the throne. The consequence of having too many storylines is an abundance of enemies. Writing about every storyline creates a feeling of fast-paced, tightly-knit plot but ultimately not much progress. As a result, most enemies are only taken down as minor characters. It's suggested that you kill off a major enemy and simultaneously define the protagonist's objective; otherwise, it's incredibly frustrating. The couple are both overpowered but end up waiting for others to sabotage them, making them seem passive and almost masochistic.
It's a mess. Sending a letter within the same city takes three or four days, dragging out the plot. A royal marriage to a princess is done casually with a word. The master is still taking concubines even after his son dies, and he dares to challenge his wife even though he's afraid of her. A Minister of Works is more powerful than a prince.
After reading over 300 chapters, let me share my thoughts! I'm really puzzled why it took three or four chapters just to deliver a letter in the early stages? (I won't elaborate if you want to explain the cause of the events). Also, I'm really confused about who the main character is! Why do the male and female supporting characters seem to have so much screen time?! Ah, why is that?! (￢_￢) And another thing, author, isn't the update frequency a bit slow?!
I see Hongye is impersonating Hong Jinnan. Can't the system tell that this Hong Jinnan has a different reputation level?
What's this story about? It's so hard to guess! It's got elements of a chosen one, villains, time travel, rebirth, a power struggle among princes, and a whole bunch of systems—it's really difficult to analyze!
Overall it's good, but there are a few too many chapters focusing on minor characters in the beginning.
The plot is captivating
Okay, okay, it's just too short.