The Great Qing in Film and Television: Invested as Marquis Champion, I Marry Wei Rao

Lu Zhuo transmigrates as the heir to the Duke of Ying's household. When he learns that the current emperor is Emperor Qing and that he has an illegitimate son named Fan Xian, Lu Zhuo assumes he is in the world of Joy of Life.

But then he hears that the daughter of the Cheng'an Earl's household is called Wei Rao, the Sheng family's sixth daughter is called Sheng Minglan, the princess sent from Sheng'an to marry is Princess Danyang, and that in the northern lands, alongside Northern Liang, there is also Northern Li from the world of The Blood of Youth. Only then does he realize this is a crossover world.

Born into a family of military officers, he has always considered fighting the enemy on the battlefield and earning military honors the greatest glory.

With his own advantages, Lu Zhuo embarks on a path of promotion that will make him Marquis Champion and win him the woman he loves, rising through the ranks until there is no higher title left to grant.

Facing the Grandmaster Emperor Qing, Lu Zhuo says calmly:

"Are kings and ministers born to their stations? If you, Li Yunqian, can sit on the throne, then I, Lu Zhuo, can sit on it too!"

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