[i]Who Murdered My Empress?[/i] is an isekai/transmigration into a villainess story. The villainess part was not obvious to me, at first, but it's there. In terms of romance, there's only one LI, not counting the non-canonical (?) extras. The adult content is very mild, to the point that it makes me question the necessity of the game being adults-only, but …
Who Murdered My Empress?
“Who Murdered My Empress?” is a time-travel romance visual novel set in a fantastical realm inspired by 19th century Vietnam. Assume the role of an Empress with a lavish harem of captivating men as you navigate intrigue, love, and mystery.
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Reviews Summary
Who Murdered My Empress? is a visual novel set in feudal Vietnam, blending romance and mystery with a unique narrative style. Players navigate through a linear story with limited choices.
The Good
- Beautifully illustrated artwork
- Engaging and unique storyline
- Well-developed characters
- Intriguing historical setting
The Bad
- Limited player choices
- Linear narrative structure
- Mild adult content
- Some grammatical errors
The Horny
- Suggestive romantic moments
- Spicy text without graphic content
- Limited nudity in scenes
- Romantic interactions with harem
Top rated reviews
“Are you ready to hold on to the red thread of destiny to unveil the truth…?” If so, hold on and delve into the mystery of [i]Who Murdered My Empress?[/i]. [h3]The Story[/h3] One day while actively on a case, police officer Mai gets injured. It is a good thing she paid attention during history class for when she awakes she finds herself embodied as the Em…
It took me awhile to get into the story but once I was, I played the game in one sitting. I thought it was fun and multiple times wished I was reading this on WattPad or AO3 so I could comment as the story went on. I wish there were more choices that actually affected the game, how it's played, and the ending but once I got over the want of being more in …
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Who Murdered My Empress is a time-travel slow-burn romance visual novel taking place in a fantasy world inspired by the 19th century in Vietnam.
You play as Mai, a strong-willed and analytical police officer from the present day. Injured during a case, you awaken in the year 1845, but not as yourself; you are now the infamously lustful Empress who rules the country.
Armed with the knowledge you learned from history books, you are determined to unearth the truth behind your arrival here and do your best to survive by avoiding mutiny and war.
Here, your life intertwines with Vu Huyen, a beautiful man with a mysterious heart. You must interact with him and your other Consort husbands while keeping your identity a secret. They all seem to harbor their own hidden motives, making your mission that much more challenging.
Why has this happened? Why are you here? And why does your heart beat against all logic?
You need to make the right choices to gain more useful information and avoid your bad endings.
Features
- 13+ hours play
- 1 true ending, 6+ bad endings
- Unlock the male lead’s POV after the main story
- Collect Vietnamese food dishes throughout the story
- Unlock 3 special romance scenes (mini routes) with 3 characters (Minh Quang, Duy Khanh and Lan) when you fulfill certain criteria in the game
- 40+ original backgrounds inspired by Vietnam’s feudal architecture
- 10+ original soundtracks
Important:
- This is not a dating simulation: In the main story line, there is only one main romance route, but you can interact with other love interests in an interesting way and unlock 3 special scenes with 3 other characters.
- This novel is set in a fantasy fiction world and draws loose inspiration from Vietnam of the 19th century. All events, places, and characters depicted are entirely fictional and are the sole product of the author's imagination. It's important to note that this work is not meant to represent Vietnam.
Kink Breakdowns
Self-Insert Protagonist
Players assume the role of the Empress, allowing for self-insertion.
Male × Female
The main romance route involves interactions between the Empress and male characters.
Female-Gaze
The narrative is likely designed to appeal to a female audience through romantic and emotional storytelling.
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Comments (123)
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Zestine
Love the visuals and the side missions. The character banter is top tier.
Nyra
Story is solid and the combat feels great, just wish there was more UI customization.
Kiro
I keep coming back after every update. The new scenes were worth it.