Great Qin: As Ying Zheng's Imperial Grandson, I Take Wu Zetian as a Concubine

Ying Tian was brought to the Immortal Martial Continent by a Nine-Dragon Coffin. Reborn as a baby, he unexpectedly became the sacred grandson of Ying Zheng.

To his surprise, Ying Zheng insisted that he become crown prince.

What he never expected was that Ying Zheng's first mission would be to marry Wu Zetian, the Tang Empress with whom he had been betrothed as a child.

Thus began Ying Tian's journey to find brides.

Marriage Diary, Day One.

"How can there be such a pitiful beggar girl in my Great Qin? And her name is Huang Rong, too. Hurry and bring her into my carriage to cook my meals every day."

Marriage Diary, Day Ten.

"The Little Dragon Maiden is lying in a sea of flowers, and Yin Zhiping is trying to take advantage of her! As a righteous man and a dragon-riding knight, how could I, Ying Tian, stand by and do nothing?"

Overwhelmed with gratitude, the Little Dragon Maiden joined Ying Tian's bridal procession, washing his clothes and rubbing his back.

Marriage Diary, Day Thirty.

"The haughty woman blocking my carriage claims to be Yaoyue, the leader of the Flower Shifting Palace? You want to fight? Fine. If you lose, you have to join my bridal procession!"

Marriage Diary, Day One Hundred.

In Chang'an, Wu Zetian stared at Ying Tian with a dark expression. "You brought this many bridesmaids along to your wedding?"

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