From the Start, I Was Given a Wife, and She Turned Out to Be Yang Chan

While other transmigrators become princes and nobles or sons of emperors, Qin Feng transmigrates into the body of an ordinary commoner.

That would be bad enough, but the worst part is that he is blind.

It is a disastrous start from the start.

Fortunately, heaven still looks kindly on him as a transmigrator.

It gives him a Faith Incense Plundering System.

One day, a man named Tongtian finds him, sword in hand, and insists on taking him as a disciple.

Faced with five enormous, gleaming swords, Qin Feng can only agree.

Meanwhile, in a bid to boost the population, the imperial court begins assigning wives to every unmarried man.

Those unwilling to marry will be made eunuchs.

Qin Feng arrives rather late, and all the tall, burly women have already been chosen.

All that is left for him is a petite, beautiful salamander.

While everyone laughs at Qin Feng for marrying such a useless wife,

Qin Feng takes her by the hand and happily leads her home.

Just as Qin Feng thinks he and his wife will spend their days together in quiet simplicity,

he suddenly realizes this world may be a little too easy.

A few people show up, claiming they’re going to take his wife away.

Qin Feng won’t stand for that. By now, his System has already made him powerful, and he sends them running in no time.

Great Golden Crow: Just who is this Qin Feng? How is he so ridiculously strong?

Jade Emperor: Idiot, that Qin Feng wants to challenge me to a duel.

Yang Jian: Good brother-in-law, come with me and storm the Heavenly Court.

Yang Chan: With a husband like this, I have no regrets in life.

Tongtian: You dare bully my disciple? Haotian, you’ve sealed your own fate.

Taishang and Yuanshi: Tongtian, rein in your disciple. He’s gotten addicted to stealing offerings.

Qin Feng: What makes you think you’re qualified to fight me?