The Prince Flees, and a Futanari Sets the Throne Right

Fang Zheng, the greatest prodigy of the Great Zhou Imperial Dynasty in a thousand years, was poisoned and died, his cultivation destroyed.

Su Mingyue, the ninth prince of the Great Zhou Imperial Dynasty, disguises herself as a man. She is young, but ambitious.

A cold-hearted master and a dim-witted disciple.

When the disciple suddenly comes to her senses and no longer wants to fight for the throne, wishing only to travel far away with her master and live a carefree life, the master must seize the throne or be erased from existence. As time passes, Su Mingyue falls more and more in love with her master, while Fang Zheng remains completely oblivious.

“Master, is the throne really so important?”

“Damn it, you've got a throne being handed to you for free and you still won't take it. What else do you want? You're hopeless!”

And so Fang Zheng put the Great Zhou emperor who disguised herself as a man on the throne. From then on, she had three thousand consorts in her harem, yet spent her nights alone.

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