Ming Dynasty: Taking Concubines Was Rewarded, Lao Zhu Was Completely Dumbfounded

Zhu Yunxi traveled through the Ming Dynasty and became Zhu Biao's illegitimate son who was forgotten among the people. No one cared, no one asked, even Lao Zhu didn't bother to look at him - until the system of multiple wives, multiple children, and multiple blessings awakened: you get rewards for marrying a wife, you gain cultivation for having children, the more concubines you have, the longer you live! After three months of marrying three concubines, Lao Zhu angrily scolded her for being ridiculous; after half a year, he married thirty concubines at once, and Zhu Biao was so angry that he sent troops to arrest them! But when the flintlock production line, hundreds of warships, and ten years of martial arts training rewarded by the system came down, Zhu Yunxi had quietly built an unstoppable private army in Fuzhou. Lao Zhu was still furious because of his grandson's infatuation with women, but Zhu Yunxi hugged the five princesses and looked at the child who was about to be born, thinking about the next step: to get Dongfan Island, to cultivate immortality, and as for the Ming Dynasty throne? Something convenient. What's even more outrageous is that the women who were married into the house actually took the initiative to find new wives for their husbands - because they found that every time the husband had a concubine, the luck of the entire palace skyrocketed! Zhu Yuanzhang was finally dumbfounded: When did our Zhu family have a monster who could unify the world by marrying a wife? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.