In the Great Zhou dynasty, famine and war are rampant, and the gender ratio is severely skewed. In some places, fewer than one in ten men survive.
Su Ce, a former elite soldier, transmigrates into the body of the Left Chancellor's second son. He thinks he'll live a life of wealth and privilege, but his father opposes the empress's ascension to the throne, so she orders him executed and sends the entire family into exile.
As soon as Su Ce reaches the frontier, the empress announces a grand population-growth plan: marry more, earn more. This exempts him from punishment, but the local authorities seize him and force him to marry a pair of beautiful twin sisters.
Su Ce thinks about taking revenge for his family's murder. But before that, he decides he should fulfill the most important duty of restoring the population of the realm: marry more wives and do his part as much as he can.
Looks good, not bad, continuing on, let's keep watching.
La la la la, I'll reward you and I'll give you back your best friend's name, la la la la la la.
It's so good, so very good! It's a decades-old formula: the man goes hunting in the mountains, the woman is bullied at home by the villain, and the man comes to her rescue in a critical moment. Fantastic! Everyone watches in complete silence.
Great, I'm still watching!
The content is absolutely brilliant; I hope the author will do their best to write excellent works for readers.
The subject matter is novel, and the writing style is fluent…
The writing has a good rhythm, but the ending is too fast.
Excellent content, clear structure
The Wu hook sword gleams like frost and snow. The silver saddle reflects on the white horse, swift as a shooting star.
Rich and exciting content