Wuxia Crossover: The Fake Eunuch Thrives in the Palace

Combined martial arts + history + transmigration + more children, more blessings + alternate history + wuxia

Lin Chen transmigrates into the Tang Dynasty and, by a twist of fate, is rescued by Eunuch Hai, an elderly palace eunuch. From then on, he is drawn into the shifting intrigues of the court and the martial world.

Starting out as a nobody, he advances carefully step by step, rising smoothly through the ranks with wit and good fortune. At court, he holds power over the realm; in the martial world, he stands unrivaled.

More importantly, he lives by the principle of "more children, more blessings." With a house full of wives and concubines and children everywhere, he is the true winner in life.

Lin Chen: "Please don't call me Eunuch. Call me the Gentleman of Five Virtues!"

I give young girls purpose, and married women a reason to live!

I pass on lost arts to wives, and bring peace to widows!

I love lolis, and do not reject them for their small stature. This is benevolence.

I love young maidens, and do not abandon them for being young and naive. This is righteousness.

I love married women, and do not despise them for having been married before. This is sincerity.

I love mature women, and do not look down on them for being older and more experienced. This is constancy.

I love married women who cannot stay by my side, and do not regret loving them. This is wisdom.

Thus are the gentleman's five virtues: benevolence, righteousness, sincerity, constancy, and wisdom!

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