The Huo family noticed something strange about their general lately.
Once refined, filial, and every inch the noble gentleman—earning him the nickname “Little Zhou Yu”—he now slashed treacherous servants with his sword, cut down scheming women with his blade, sassed his own mother, and clattered away on an abacus like a shrewd merchant.
As for the general’s wife? Even weirder.
Once a resilient and dignified mother, she now scurried to the general’s chambers at every chance, only to return battered in body and soul, weeping in the ancestral hall.
Huo Ci (pleading): “Jiang Xingyan, I know I was wrong. Please don’t divorce me. Once we switch back, we’ll leave the family and live separately—how’s that?”
Jiang Xingyan (deadpan): “Stop saying such things with my face.”
Alternative Names : 身體互換後，將軍跪著追我千萬裏