I Am Not The Wangfei

I, Xu Duo Qian, the owner of this ugly name never expects to encounter something like time-travelling. “I am not wangfei. I am not wangfei.. I am not—–“ my throat has gone dry from saying that. But the cold-faced person in front didn’t even react. Perhaps he’s deaf? What is this craziness? Why must I torture myself everyday and face this icy + crazy (the word ‘handsome’ is omitted) thing? Ah! The ancient times is really rich of handsome men. I must live up this opportunity! Just look at how I, Xu Duo Qian, will play in this era!

Original Publisher

xxsy

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on I Am Not The Wangfei I dove into "I Am Not The Wangfei" with a healthy dose of curiosity, drawn in by its blend of historical romance and comedy. The premise itself is quite appealing: a modern woman unexpectedly finds herself transported to ancient China and immediately thrust into the role of a prince's main wife. It's a setup ripe with potential for humor and heartwarming moments. ### First Impressions Initially, I found the rapid establishment of the plot quite refreshing. The story wastes no time getting to the core conflict: our modern-minded protagonist navigating the complexities of a royal court and the affections of a handsome, albeit cold, prince. The prince's character, with his dry humor and teasing nature, certainly adds an interesting dynamic to their interactions. However, I couldn't help but feel that some of the nuances might be lost in translation, potentially affecting the overall flow and enjoyment. ### What Works Well The fish-out-of-water scenario is a classic trope, and "I Am Not The Wangfei" seems to embrace it wholeheartedly. The clash between the protagonist's modern sensibilities and the traditional customs of ancient China provides ample opportunities for comedic situations and character growth. I particularly enjoyed the potential for her to challenge the established norms and bring a fresh perspective to the royal court. The romance aspect, with the prince seemingly falling first, is also a delightful twist that adds to the intrigue. ### Areas of Concern One area that gave me pause was the shifting point of view. While I appreciate the effort to provide multiple perspectives, I worry that it could potentially disrupt the reader's immersion and make it harder to connect with the characters on a deeper level. Additionally, the prince's humor, described as "dead-pan" and sarcastic, might not appeal to all readers. It really depends on personal preference. ### Final Verdict Overall, "I Am Not The Wangfei" presents an intriguing premise with the potential for both humor and romance. While there are some areas that could be improved, the core story is engaging and the characters are interesting enough to keep me invested. I'm curious to see how the protagonist navigates her new life and whether she can truly find love in this unexpected situation. It's a lighthearted read that could be enjoyable for those who appreciate a blend of historical settings, comedic situations, and a touch of romance.