Age of Empires: The Eternal Tyrant Begins by Marrying His Younger Aunt

Liu Han transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes a prince.

And this world is only a dozen years away from the First World War.

As a modern man, Liu Han gets an early taste of the privileged life of the nobility.

When he sleeps, two delicate maids warm his bed, while two more warm his feet with their chests.

At mealtimes, a dedicated maidservant waits on him.

When he bathes, two gorgeous maids scrub him down with their bodies.

There's the alluring wet nurse who raised him, and the bewitching young aunt who watched him grow up.

Liu Han can't help exclaiming, "Now this is what you call living!"

To keep living a life of debauchery,

Liu Han launches a charge for the supreme throne.

Only after he ascends the throne does he discover that Catherine II of the Slavic Empire,

Queen Victoria of the British Empire, Queen Margaret I of Northern Europe,

and Queen Lakshmibai of the Mughal Empire

are all in the prime of their youth.

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