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Main Characters: Yu Wanwan, Zhou Jingchuan (Completed) [Silly fun story + mind-reading + animal speech + cross-dressing + chaotic writing] Yu Wanwan has transmigrated into a book! While others transmigrate into an emperor’s consort, Yu Wanwan becomes a fake eunuch disguised as a man! And not just any eunuch—she’s a records-keeping eunuch in the Bureau of Internal Affairs, responsible for recording the emperor’s activities with his concubines! Good news: She can play with beautiful fair-skinned ladies. Bad news: Her inner thoughts are being overheard by the concubines in the harem! And she’s a spy—her father is planning a rebellion, and her entire family is going to be executed! Yu Wanwan wanders through the palace every day, smiling on the surface: “Congratulations, Lady Xiao, the emperor has chosen you again.” But inside, she’s rolling her eyes: [The emperor has athlete’s foot; he better not pass it to my beautiful sister.] So Lady Xiao claims illness and declines the emperor’s summons. When the emperor happily grants a title to Noble Consort Shu, Yu Wanwan thinks: [Sister, run! Sixth Prince has sent a team to harm your unborn child!] Noble Consort Shu refuses the title and moves into the Empress Dowager’s palace. When Imperial Concubine Xian gets caught cheating, Yu Wanwan thinks: [Great job! The emperor’s illness can’t be hidden much longer.] When the newly-arrived Consort Hui isn’t favored and becomes overly anxious, Yu Wanwan thinks: [Men only hold back my sister’s path to wealth! Isn’t making big money in the palace more appealing?] So Consort Hui develops a fragrance that becomes wildly popular in the palace, amassing enough wealth to rival the nation’s treasury. After becoming a rich woman, Consort Hui voluntarily leaves the palace, seeking neither wealth nor power, only wanting to be with the eunuch, Yu Wanwan. The emperor, furious, exclaims, “Am I not better than a eunuch? Drag her out and execute her!” Imperial Concubine Xian: “If you dare execute her, I’ll rebel with my family.” Lady Xiao: “I’ll have my father and the civil officials force you to abdicate.” Prince Zhan: “Harm my Wanwan, and I’ll slaughter the entire world!” The court officials: “Prince Zhan doesn’t like women because of Eunuch Yu!” Yu Wanwan is dumbfounded. She was supposed to be a minor character, so how did the plot go so off-course?
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- fanqie novel
- Original Language
- chinese
- Type
- Web Novel
The Concubines Can Read My Mind and I Can Speak to Animals Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on The Concubines Can Read My Mind and I Can Speak to Animals
"The Concubines Can Read My Mind and I Can Speak to Animals" presents a unique premise, blending transmigration, mind-reading, and animal communication within the setting of an ancient Chinese imperial harem. The initial chapters hooked me with their comedic potential and fresh take on familiar tropes. However, as I delved deeper, I found myself grappling with some of the issues other readers have pointed out.
First Impressions
The concept is undeniably intriguing. A protagonist who can speak to animals while the concubines can hear her thoughts? That's a recipe for some hilarious and potentially insightful interactions. The early chapters delivered on this promise, offering a lighthearted and amusing read. I was eager to see how the author would develop these unique abilities and the dynamics within the harem.
What Works Well
The humor shines through, particularly in the protagonist's internal monologues and interactions with the concubines. There's a certain charm in her character and how she navigates the treacherous waters of the imperial court using her wit and powers. I also appreciated the potential for character development among the concubines, who could have evolved beyond the typical cunning and vicious stereotypes.
Areas of Concern
Unfortunately, several elements detracted from my overall enjoyment. The plot seemed to lose focus midway, and the introduction of a somewhat random conflict involving Japan felt jarring and out of place. This shift, as some readers noted, felt like it injected a personal bias into the narrative, which was distracting. Furthermore, the ending felt rushed, leaving several plot threads unresolved and character arcs incomplete. The ML relationship also seemed to be lacking.
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Final Verdict
"The Concubines Can Read My Mind and I Can Speak to Animals" had the potential to be a truly exceptional novel. While the initial premise and humor are captivating, the plot inconsistencies and rushed ending ultimately hold it back. If you're looking for a lighthearted read and are willing to overlook some flaws, this might be worth a try. However, be prepared for a story that doesn't quite live up to its initial promise.
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