The Exiled Prince: The Emperor Begs Me to Take the Throne

From the start, Zhou Ren transmigrates into the ninth prince of the Great Zhou Dynasty. Since his mother is a princess of the previous dynasty, he is destined to have no chance at the throne.

Just as Zhou Ren is preparing to give up, he is framed by the regent, the eldest prince, and banished to Nanhuang, a land ravaged by war on all sides.

On the day of his banishment, Zhou Ren awakens the Wealth Enhancement System. Any currency of value can be exchanged for Wealth Points, which he can then use to obtain able-bodied men, weapons, provisions, military units, and generals.

With his Wealth Points, Zhou Ren acquires countless legendary generals from history: Zhao Yun, who fought through the enemy ranks seven times; Gao Shun, who led a force that never retreated alive; Yue Fei, the paragon of loyalty and patriotism...

He also gains powerful troops, including the White Horse Volunteers, the Trapped Camp, and the Back-Wei Army.

As Zhou Ren cuts a bloody swath through Nanhuang, the eldest prince who framed him panics, and the emperor, who had watched from the sidelines, grows desperate.

Emperor Zhou Yuantai of the Great Zhou Dynasty: “Summon my son Zhou Ren at once! I want to ask him to ascend the throne!”