My Wife Is A General Who Killed Tens Of Thousands On The Battlefield

My Thoughts on My Wife Is A General Who Killed Tens Of Thousands On The Battlefield

First Impressions

Okay, that title is definitely a mouthful, and honestly, a bit misleading. Going into this, I was expecting a story heavily focused on a powerful female general and her relationship with the male lead. While she is present, her role isn't as central as the title suggests. Think of it more as a harem-xuanhuan story with a splash of arranged marriage hijinks. The beginning was a bit confusing, with the MC's intelligence being questionable, but it did manage to pique my interest enough to keep reading.

What Works Well

The humor is definitely a strong point. The main character is shameless, sometimes even lecherous, but his antics are often genuinely funny. I found myself chuckling at his interactions and the various schemes he gets involved in. The author does a solid job of integrating subplots seamlessly into the story, and the political maneuvering adds a layer of intrigue. The world-building is decent, especially regarding the main factions involved with the MC, even though it could use more depth. The relationships the MC has with the other characters are good, and the power scaling is relatively consistent.

Areas of Concern

The biggest issue, by far, is the rushed ending. It feels like the author ran out of steam or perhaps had external pressure to wrap things up quickly. The last 30-50 chapters suffer from a noticeable drop in quality, with some arcs feeling pointless and disconnected. The ending feels crammed, and I was left wanting more closure for several of the characters, especially the female general. The system, while present, also feels somewhat underdeveloped. It offers some benefits, but it never quite reaches its full potential, and the story could have done without it.

Final Verdict

Despite its flaws, particularly the rushed ending, My Wife Is A General Who Killed Tens Of Thousands On The Battlefield is an entertaining read. If you're looking for a lighthearted xuanhuan novel with a shameless protagonist, political intrigue, and a harem, this might scratch that itch. Just be prepared for a somewhat abrupt and unsatisfying conclusion. I'd give it a solid 3.5 out of 5 stars. It's a fun ride, but don't expect a masterpiece.