You Asked Me to Be Your Live-In Son-in-Law, but I Married the Female Emperor

Yu Qinghuan, who has nothing to his name, transmigrates into a dazzling world of immortal heroes and chivalry. But his spiritual root is so poor that he is miserably eliminated in an examination held by an immortal sect.

Luckily, he unlocks the Family-Building System. The System tells him that all he has to do in this life is marry and have children, and it will grant him rewards periodically based on how well he fathers children.

What's more, the talents and strength of his descendants will all be added to his own.

Thinking of his impoverished background as a poor farmer, and his bottom-tier talent, Yu Qinghuan chooses to become the live-in son-in-law of a cultivation family. Thus begins his path to immortality, pursuing longevity and building a sprawling family tree.

While others shut themselves away to cultivate like ascetic monks, Yu Qinghuan works hard to marry and have children. While others fight until they're battered and bleeding for the smallest cultivation resource, Yu Qinghuan is marrying and having children.

While others risk life and limb venturing into deadly places to break through the shackles of their bottlenecks, Yu Qinghuan is still marrying and having children.

Time flies like a white steed passing through a crack. Countless eras rise and fall; countless prodigies, beauties, and powerful immortals, demons, monsters, and Buddhas emerge and perish, fading into the river of history.

Only Yu Qinghuan stands at the pinnacle of the Great Dao, hand in hand with the Female Emperor.

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