Another World: Marrying a Princess and Then Fleeing from the Start

An Bo opens his deceased father's antique computer and accidentally transmigrates while playing a game. From the start, he sleeps with a princess and becomes her guardian knight. But the kingdom falls that very day, so he has no choice but to flee with her. How could someone who transmigrates not get a golden finger? But the one he gets is a bizarre Mahjong System. What the heck? Still, his dead dad's inheritance comes in handy, letting him fly from the start. Being hunted? Not a chance. With a Kirov airship, he can travel above the clouds every day without anyone finding him. And it turns out that lots of Blue Star fruits and vegetables are sacred treasures in the magical world. Even marbles are magic crystals. How are you supposed to argue with that? He's got them, and he's got plenty. What can he do? His wife isn't exactly easy to deal with, either. What should he do when she keeps finding ways to get him more women, all under the pretext of restoring the kingdom through political marriages? Ah, life is just so dull and monotonous.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.