The Empress Says, "Marry Me, and I'll Grant You a Lifetime of Glory"

In the world of the Nine Provinces, ** heroes rise side by side.

In the Imperial Age, countless nations stand together.

Ying Ziche transmigrates to the Imperial Age and becomes the son of Qin Shi Huang, Ying Zheng: the eighth prince of Great Qin.

That same year, Ying Ziche binds himself to the Strongest Donation System. Every sum of money he donates brings him a corresponding reward.

These rewards include crop seeds, refined salt, high-resolution maps, and more.

Before long, Ying Ziche becomes famous throughout the land, just one step away from becoming Crown Prince.

Meanwhile, his frugal lifestyle is also exposed. He lives in a rented shack, with nothing but bare walls, no servants or maids, barely any rice left in his jar, and only one meal a day...

Empress Wu Zetian of Great Zhou: "Would you be willing to marry me, Prince Ziche of Qin? I promise you a lifetime of fine clothes, delicious food, glory, and wealth!"

Changle, the legitimate princess of Great Tang: "Father says he wants me to marry you, Prince. He knows your family is poor, so you needn't provide any betrothal gifts. He'll even give you a city of Great Tang as my dowry!"

Li Shishi, the talented beauty of Great Song: "My lord, these are all my savings. I don't mind that you're poor at all..."

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