The Heir Is Fierce: I’m Claiming This Proud Princess for Myself

After transmigrating, he becomes the new king of Mubei.

His lands are vast and his army mighty, making him a match for the imperial court.

Qin Shou is quite pleased with his new identity.

The only problems are the court’s suspicions, treacherous officials plotting rebellion, troubles at home and abroad, and a throne on the brink of collapse.

But it’s fine. He’s already notorious, and his name, Qin Shou, means “beast.” He’s never cared about his reputation.

So the first thing he does is snatch a princess.

Then he roots out his enemies and tears away the bewitching consort’s false façade.

And then… the court sends in its troops. Qin Shou stands alone atop the royal city, clad in flowing white robes. “Your Majesty, no need to see them off. Is Great Wu really out of men? Why are all these troops women? My harem’s already full!”

Qin Shou has gone completely mad.

The emperor, the court officials, and the people of the realm are all left dumbfounded. “Damn it, who was the idiot who told me Qin Shou was useless?”