Why Not Soar Your Majesty

If you are good enough, why don’t you fly to the heavens, and rise side by side with the sun? This is about a girl who played using a male character, carefully building up her strength, guarding her wallet to one day be able to sponsor her male idol. This is the story of a group of mentally insane people. Tang Xiao had two wishes so far, the first wish is to sponsor Mu Cheng. The second wish was to help every enemy of Su Muzhe! Female: Wife, I have died! When I die, hold me tight! That way, the ones who have come for revenge will know that we are a pair! Male: … … Everyone: Why aren’t you going to the heavens?! Everyday, when Tang Xiao sat at home, she would first, number 1: kiss kiss pat pat and stare contentedly at the collection of naked posters of her male idol Mu Cheng that she had pasted all over her home. Secondly, she would play online games. With her male ID, Tang Xiao would cause havoc and uproar all over the game by confessing to girls constantly everyday, mu*dering all the men and generally, harassing people in public. Every single time, she raised havoc, a female ID named Su Muzhe would punch her and try to knock her to her senses. Thus a marriage began between a male ID who had a girl behind it, and a female ID who had a man behind it. While at the same time, Tang Xiao tried her very best to roll into the sheets of her male idol, not knowing that she was already associated with him in the 2D world. This is the story of how Tang Xiao was shamelessly bribed by her male idol to marry his character with naked posters of himself, and how every time she announced she wanted to sleep with him, she was punched.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Why Not Soar Your Majesty "Why Not Soar Your Majesty?" promised a wild ride of comedy, gender-bending, and romance, and for the most part, it delivered. I dove in expecting some laughs, and I definitely got them, though perhaps not always in the way I anticipated. ### First Impressions Initially, I was hooked by the sheer audacity of the main character, Tang Poem. This is a female lead who embraces shamelessness with gusto, and it's definitely a refreshing change of pace. The gaming world setup is fun, and the initial interactions between the leads are hilarious, especially the gender-bending mix-ups. I was ready for a lighthearted romp. ### What Works Well The comedy is definitely the novel's strongest suit. Tang Poem's antics, along with the chaotic energy of her guild, had me laughing out loud. The humor isn't always sophisticated – there's plenty of slapstick and "dirty jokes" – but it's often delivered with such enthusiasm that it's hard not to be entertained. Many readers have pointed out that the translator does a good job of capturing the nuances of the jokes, which is essential for a comedy-heavy story. The romance, while slow-burn, is also quite enjoyable. The male lead, despite initially appearing cold, has a hidden side that complements Tang Poem's personality well. Their bickering and playful antagonism are genuinely fun to read. ### Areas of Concern While I enjoyed the initial chapters, I can see where some readers might find the humor repetitive. The "MC does something stupid -> ML gets annoyed -> everyone beats her ass" formula, while funny at first, can wear thin after a while. I also agree that the story is quite reliant on gaming slangs, which might be difficult to understand for some people. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some reviewers have mentioned that the male lead knew the female lead's identity in the game because they were neighbors and he could hear her cursing from the other side of the wall whenever he killed her character. It's also revealed that the ML had been in love with MC even before the novel started. ### Final Verdict Overall, "Why Not Soar Your Majesty?" is a fun and entertaining read, especially if you're looking for something lighthearted and comedic. The shameless main character and quirky humor might not be for everyone, but if you're willing to embrace the ridiculousness, you're in for a treat. I'd recommend it with a slight caveat: be prepared for the comedy to occasionally cross the line, and don't expect a deeply complex plot. It's a novel best enjoyed with a sense of humor and a willingness to laugh at the absurd.