Great Ming: I Stole the Empresses' Hearts, and Old Zhu Is Fuming

Zhu Changjin transmigrated into a world filled with rival imperial dynasties and became a grandson of the Ming emperor.

In this world, the Immortal Way flourished, scholars of the Literary Way educated the people, Confucians of the Imperial Way used the art of supporting dragons to assist rulers, and the incense-based Divine Way gathered faith to ascend to godhood.

To temper his emotions in the mortal world, Zhu Changjin used a false identity to deceive many women and win their affections.

Among the women he'd deceived were Empress Wu Zetian, a female Demon Emperor, a female Demon Empress, the Luo River goddess Zhen Mi, a female sage of the Literary Way, an ancient celestial goddess, a Buddhist bodhisattva, and others.

When Zhu Changjin's true identity was exposed, the female demon, female sages, and empresses all stormed the imperial palace to demand he repay his debts of love.

Zhu Changjin: "Grandpa, an empress is coming to see me later. I need to lie low for a while."

Zhu Yuanzhang: "You've offended an empress?"

Zhu Changjin: "I owe her a debt of love."

Zhu Yuanzhang: "You owe an empress a debt of love? That's a good thing!"

Zhu Changjin: "I deceived her feelings, then abandoned her after leading her on."

Zhu Yuanzhang: "Don't be afraid. It's only one empress. Grandpa can protect you."

Zhu Changjin: "It wasn't just one."

Zhu Yuanzhang: "Even two empresses are no problem for Grandpa."

Zhu Changjin: "It wasn't just two, either. There are a lot of them, and they're all here to collect their debts of love."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.