I Transmigrated into a Book for Female Readers: I Have a Million Soldiers, and You’re Executing Me?

Qin Shimin actually transmigrates into ancient times.

But not into a dynasty from history. This is a fictional world.

It seems he has transmigrated into a book.

Because this world is downright bizarre...

For example, sworn brothers fall out not because of some grand conflict of principle or ideals, but because they fall in love with the same woman.

A regional warlord has no ambition to improve himself and instead spends every day obsessing over romance.

Qin Shimin helps him and forces the emperor to clear his father’s name. The army is about to breach the palace, but then he wants to withdraw because the emperor has already agreed to his request.

What the heck?

And then there’s this: I’m a high-ranking minister with a million troops, and all it takes is one imperial decree for you to sentence me to death?

I’m a prince. What kind of woman couldn’t I find? And yet, for a white-lotus heroine, I’m actually going to hang myself?

Qin Shimin is delighted.

Sure, this is so typical of a romance novel written for women.

Then let’s see how I overthrow the damn emperor, kill the lovesick male lead, personally slay the white-lotus heroine, and set out to conquer the whole world!