Wuxia Crossover: Yueyue Forces My Hand, So I Make Her Empress

Zhu Jingyuan transmigrates into the Nine Provinces of the Comprehensive Martial World, becoming the new emperor of the Ming Dynasty, enthroned only to have his power seized at once. His uncle, Zhu Wushi, stands before him without kneeling, while not a single court official dares speak up. At that very moment, Yaoyue smashes through the palace gates and demands that he hand over the nation’s treasure, the Phoenix Song Cauldron! Everyone waits for the new emperor to bow his head. Instead, Zhu Jingyuan sends Cao Zhengchun away and takes three of Yaoyue’s palm strikes himself, without suffering so much as a scratch! The Map of the Realm unfolds: win a loyal minister’s allegiance and gain martial insights; confer titles on the imperial consorts and share in the dynasty’s fortune! So Zhu Jingyuan places the Phoenix Seal before Yaoyue. “You can’t take the Phoenix Song Cauldron. But what about the empress’s throne? Do you want it?” Yaoyue says, “I’ll accept the phoenix’s fortune, not you.” Later, Yaoyue rules the inner palace, Cao Zhengchun commands the Eastern Depot, and Huang Rong, Wanwan, and Zhao Min all join the fray... Zhu Wushi says, “Your Majesty has been bewitched by a wicked woman!” Zhu Jingyuan replies, “Uncle, why aren’t you kneeling before the empress?” This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.