I, Am a Living Yama; Empress Advises Me to Stay Calm Novel Review

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By 仙女羊

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chineseWeb Novel

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Chapters

506 chapters

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Description

I, Am a Living Yama; Empress Advises Me to Stay Calm Yang Yi crossed over and unexpectedly awakened the Poison Expert System. Empress: “The enemy country has already been destroyed, and there is only a seven-year-old child left in the palace. We are hesitating, what shall we do?” Yang Yi: “Your Majesty, I believe that since this child dared to expose herself, there must be someone hiding. First, pretend to spare her, and then secretly return to see if she has any younger brothers or sisters hidden in the secret passageways. ‘Take care’ of all of them, and then make a grave for them and pretend to mourn for three years. If anyone comes to pay their respects, they must be her accomplices, and we can eliminate them all!” Crowd: “???” Is this guy a Living Yama alive!??? Empress: “You were supposed to provide disaster relief, but you’re adding sand to the porridge? Are you the Living Yama?” Yang Yi: “Let’s see if it works to save refugees, Your Majesty.” Empress: “Now there are rumors out there that the reason I remain single is because I like women. How should we deal with this damage to my reputation?” Yang Yi: “Your Majesty’s reputation is of the utmost importance. As a strategist, I’ll sacrifice myself and imp**gnate you, and the rumors will naturally dissipate!” Empress: “Then get rid of those vixens, you scoundrel!”

Publication Information

Original Publisher: faloo
Original Language: chinese
Type: Web Novel

I, Am a Living Yama; Empress Advises Me to Stay Calm Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator

My Thoughts on I, Am a Living Yama; Empress Advises Me to Stay Calm

Okay, let's dive into "I, Am a Living Yama; Empress Advises Me to Stay Calm." This one definitely has a unique title, and the premise of an advisor to the empress with a system backing him in ancient China sounds pretty appealing on paper. I went in hoping for a fun blend of court intrigue, supernatural elements, and maybe a dash of romance.

First Impressions

Initially, I was intrigued. The tags promised a cunning protagonist, a beautiful female lead, and a bit of a perverted streak in our MC, which, let's be honest, can be entertaining if done well. The setting of ancient China is always a draw for me, offering a rich tapestry of culture and potential for complex plots.

What Works Well

The concept itself, as I mentioned, is a strong starting point. The potential for humor and drama stemming from the MC's "Living Yama" persona and his interactions with the empress is definitely there. I can see why some readers might be drawn in by the promise of a clever protagonist using his modern knowledge (or system-granted abilities) to navigate the treacherous waters of the imperial court.

Areas of Concern

However, I have to admit I stumbled upon some significant issues early on. The plot development felt rushed and, frankly, a little absurd. One particular instance that stood out was the solution to grain embezzlement. The idea of simply mixing sand with the grain to deter theft felt overly simplistic and lacked any real logical foundation. While I'm usually willing to suspend disbelief for the sake of a good story, this felt like a stretch too far. It undermined the MC's credibility and made it difficult to take the political intrigue seriously.

Final Verdict

Ultimately, "I, Am a Living Yama; Empress Advises Me to Stay Calm" has a promising premise, but the execution falls short. While the initial concept and character archetypes are appealing, the questionable plot developments and illogical solutions make it difficult to fully invest in the story. It might appeal to readers who prioritize lighthearted entertainment over intricate plotting, but those seeking a more grounded and believable narrative might find themselves disappointed.