NO, she defiinitely likes him

I usually prefer the OG ship, but this!!! After reading this i realised what i had been missing. If you want to read this just skip chapter 4 and all the other ones that have warnings on them

That can be really misunderstood for someone who hasnt read it

If you can be bothered reading the whole thing:
Humour-filled manhua that blends elements of historical fiction, romance, and comedy, with fantasy. It's about an OP Li Jing, who unknowingly marries the Empress of a kingdom after a series of events involving mistaken identity and fate. On the surface, the story might seem like a typical “man marries a powerful woman” trope, but it takes it a step further by turning everything upside down with humour and political intrigue.
Li Jing, though charming and clever, is hilariously unaware of his wife’s true identity. The Empress, remains a figure of immense power and mystery. As the plot progresses, the layers of their relationship start to unfold, with romance, political manoeuvring, and the occasional clash of egos.
The Empress herself is initially shrouded in mystery, her intelligence, strength, and grace shine through as the plot progresses. She’s not a typical “damsel in distress” as she’s often the one saving Li Jing from trouble, which adds a layer of dynamic strength to their relationship.
Supporting characters might feel a bit one-dimensional, but they still serve to move the plot forward and provide additional humour and conflict.

The tone is light-hearted and comedic, but there are moments of genuine drama and tension. The balance between the two is handled well, ensuring the story never becomes too heavy or too silly. The power dynamics between Li Jing and the Empress provide an interesting commentary on relationships, especially when roles are reversed, with the wife being the dominant figure in the marriage.
What Works
Comedy: The comedic timing is spot-on, especially in the early chapters when Li Jing has no idea who his wife really is.
Unique Premise: The idea of a man unknowingly marrying the Empress is fresh and offers plenty of opportunities for comedy and character development.
Romantic and Political Balance: The manhua strikes a good balance between romance and political intrigue, making it more than just a simple love story.
What Could Be Better
Pacing: At times, the story can feel a bit slow, especially in the middle chapters where the focus shifts away from major plot developments to more comedic situations. This might frustrate readers who are looking for more intense action or drama.
Supporting Characters: While the main characters are well-developed, some of the supporting cast could use more depth. They often feel like plot devices rather than fully fleshed-out individuals.
Predictability: The story can sometimes feel predictable, especially if you're familiar with manhua tropes. The "secretly powerful wife" is not a new concept, and some readers may feel like they’ve seen similar stories before.

If you cba reading the whole thing:

PLOT 5/10 - It's not much of a plot, but by no means is it a bad plot, just nothing worth mentioning.
ROMANCE 9/10 - No unnecessary drama, only what you need pure romance of a (not normal) married couple. Also, it's not like one of them is really dominant and the other one is really shy, they're balanced and have really good chemistry
ACTION 6/10 - Again it's nothing worth mentioning, it's good but at the level for a lot of wuxia based stories.
COMEDY 8/10 - It's funny in good amounts, it'll keep you entertained along the whole way. Just a bit repetitive.
OVERALL about a 7/10

Also what the hell has happened? No updates?

Nooo!!!! Damn it all!!

Thanks IT support, truly it works.
Some Konosuba or Gintama should do the job.

P.S. Anyone can feel free to list some more funny comedy anime recommendations. (mangas/manhwas/manhuas too)

SEE!!! Great minds think alike. Your name suits you i think. Altho, Axe-kun definitely deserves a "gentle nudge" from Truck-kun—strictly for character development purposes, of course. We’ll just say it was an unfortunate traffic incident during a heartfelt monologue. Totally accidental. 👀

It has become normal for most people to confuse lust with love. Lust is not only in body, but in character and personality too. When someone thinks that they like someone innocent looking, it is likely that, because they lust for that kind of person. Love comes from building a connection with someone and learning to get along with them. That's why statistically people with a faith are more likely to have a more successful marriage, for example in Islam, a lot of emphasis is put on Marriage mutual respect, family, and community support play a role in marital success. In Islam is seen as a significant commitment, and many studies suggest that Islamic marriages tend to be more stable than those in secular or non-religious populations. It is also like this in Evangelical Christianity (not just in name, but in faith too).

So the best thing is to get married to a person from a religious household, who follows the same faith as you.

Yh. he did keep making typos

Now all we need is for Axe-san to get lost and everything will be a okay

Damn.. https://i.postimg.cc/yYThMT8s/i.jpghe caught us

Mu dyslexic ahh... read highschool dxd

oooo. i smell a new arc

I will take your word for it, thank you. And my condolences to you. I hope you are still coping.

Damn....

Finally the battle has ended

And not one comment to tell me whether i should read this. Look i come to this site so i dont have to do maths. Y yall bringing maths here?!!

Ig thats tru. Its just the way its done is a bit triggering

Its really good in my opinion, except for the harem. The harem aspect just lowers it so much just as it does to other stories. It would have been fine if it was just janica and lucy, but they had to add a bitchy girl too, who has too much control. Lortelle would be a good character, if she was just not one of the FLs.

As a rule of thumb, the first girl should be the one to end up with the mc, she should actually care about the mc.