This novel is also titled The General Made Me Marry a Sickly Girl, Then Regretted It After I Helped Her Grow Up
[Illustrated] + [No System] + [Multiple Heroines] + [Ensemble Cast] + [Development]
The court hands out wives right from the start? And it can’t even get them all married off?! Why?
The emperor himself ordered it, and even dispatched an elite guard to oversee the process, yet it still won’t take.
Bai Kong, who transmigrated from Blue Star in the 21st century, can’t make sense of it. He is utterly stunned.
Wait, Bai Kong has spotted the obvious question: where did these wives come from?
The emperor shut down the brothels, then confiscated the women working there and gave them away?!
When you get down to it, the ones losing out are the women at the heart of the sex trade, so why on earth is this plan so hard to carry out?!
Uh... their reputations, maybe? Uh... family harmony? Uh... perhaps the financial burden, too?
What do you mean even the officials took their share, leaving too little compensation for the common people?!
A member of the army personally trained by the emperor, and a friend Bai Kong was happy to make, a Fengling Army soldier, confides his troubles to Bai Kong:
“Let me help you.
This plan is called: Taming the Swaying Dust.”
Much later,
“What is the emperor really trying to do? Why are even the imperial consorts being handed out?!”
As he looks at yet another batch of women delivered by the authorities, Bai Kong falls into deep thought.
It's hard to put it into words, I don't know how to evaluate it. It's poisonous. It can't just poison me, it should also poison you.