I Called Empress Ma My Sister from the Start and Stirred Up the Ming Dynasty's Xuanwu Gate

Lin Ran acquires a System that can save his life by helping him become the sworn younger brother of powerful women, and sets off on a journey to do just that across the heavens.

The first woman he calls big sister is Empress Ma, who is on the verge of death. To save Sister Ma, and to make the Ming Dynasty great again, Lin Ran firmly urges her to ascend the throne and depose that unnatural rebel, Zhu Chongba.

Even if she won’t make him die alongside his grandson, she should at least send him to Huangjue Temple to become a monk.

What? My sister is actually Zheng Guanyin, Li Jiancheng’s wife? For her sake, do I have to face off at Xuanwu Gate against the strongest carbon-based life-form of the seventh century?

Standing before Xuanwu Gate, Lin Ran breaks into a cold sweat.

In this new world, Lin Ran gains two more big sisters. Sister Zhou speaks in the soft Wu dialect, while Sister Xiao is bold and dashing.

But one sister has an incompetent husband who was taken down by the Zhao brothers. The other cannot stand openly alongside the person she loves.

For the sake of Sisters Zhou and Xiao, Lin Ran has no choice but to face the universe’s greatest charioteer at Gaoliang River, trying to catch up with his world-famous donkey cart on a Ducati motorcycle.