Seventh Imperial “Brother”, Obediently Lie Down

Just as she sacrificed everything to get her hands on her refined and dignified master, she f*cking transmigrated! Shen Qingmei, the assassins’ world’s devil, the medicinal world’s genius; Huangfu Changan, the laughingstock of the Yelang Dynasty and the worthless crown prince, known to be so fat his figure made a perfect circle! Your mother! To be reborn as this kind of tr*sh, Shen Qingmei practically went insane! She vowed that she would definitely slim down until she was like lightning, illuminating the eyes of all those people’s dog eyes! However, no matter how beautiful she became, she was still a “transvestite!”

Original Publisher

xxsy

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Seventh Imperial “Brother”, Obediently Lie Down This novel, *Seventh Imperial “Brother”, Obediently Lie Down*, is definitely a wild ride, and my overall impression is… complicated. It's a story that seems to divide readers, with some finding the humor absolutely hilarious and others struggling with the premise. While I can appreciate the comedic elements, I also see some potential pitfalls that might not appeal to everyone. ### First Impressions Right off the bat, the cross-dressing and reverse harem elements grabbed my attention. The initial premise of an assassin transmigrating into the body of a disguised female prince is intriguing, especially when she immediately starts causing chaos. I was definitely curious to see where the story would go, particularly with the promise of a "fat to fit" transformation. ### What Works Well The humor seems to be the biggest draw for many. The main character's shamelessness and, shall we say, *unique* perspective on relationships definitely provide a lot of comedic fodder. I can see how her over-the-top antics and general lack of scruples could be very entertaining. Several readers mention getting easily immersed in the story and loving the main character's personality, even with her… unconventional methods. The satisfying moments of revenge against those who wronged the original body are also a plus. ### Areas of Concern However, I also noticed some concerns raised by other readers. The potential for bullying, particularly at the beginning, is a significant issue. The idea that the main character is only valued *after* her physical transformation is troubling and reinforces some harmful tropes. Also, the lack of character development and the story's reliance on pure comedy might wear thin for some readers over time. The absence of genuine romance, despite the potential for it, is another point of contention that I can understand. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Several reviews mention specific plot points that could be considered spoilers, so proceed with caution! There are mentions of a particular scene involving "vegetables" and the fate of certain characters. There's also a potential unfulfilled romance that may upset some readers. ### Final Verdict *Seventh Imperial “Brother”, Obediently Lie Down* seems best suited for readers who enjoy over-the-top comedy, don't mind a shameless protagonist, and aren't necessarily looking for deep character development or a serious romance. If you're easily offended or bothered by potentially problematic tropes, this might not be the novel for you. However, if you're in the mood for a lighthearted and potentially hilarious read, it could be worth checking out, just be prepared for a wild ride.