Introduction to "Starting with Eight Wives"
Not long after Xiao Ruoli, the empress of the Daqian Dynasty, came to the throne, she encountered natural disasters internally and military disasters externally. The number of men among the people was withering away, and the government actually forced wives to be given to poor young people. She went on a private mission incognito to find a way to save the country, but she lost her guard due to a flash flood. She and her maid became refugees, and no one wanted to marry her for six months.
Chen Xuan, a sixteen-year-old orphan, was forced by the government to get married in order to avoid being drafted into the army. At the critical moment, the "All Things Strengthening System" suddenly sounded: "Marry eight women and get a new life!" Regardless of the objections of the village chief and his second uncle, he married eight "unsaleable" women, including the empress, back to the shabby thatched house.
The rice tank has bottomed out? The system taught him how to make spears for hunting and strengthen his body; was it difficult to make a living? Use the power of the system to catch fish, make nets, sell crayfish, and open restaurants, and make a lot of money; crisis in troubled times? Refining iron, making weapons, forming cavalry, and protecting the village and family.
The empress hid in it and saw him stirring up the storm in a mortal body, and was shocked to realize that this was the savior she was looking for. When the conscription order came, Chen Xuan stepped onto the battlefield with his secret weapon. From a country boy to a fierce general in the army, from a rich man to helping the empress to clear up the government and quell foreign troubles, let's see how he uses the eight women as his foundation and the power of the system to find a way to rise against the odds in this troubled world!
Reader comments
Well written, this story is very well written and very meaningful.
Well written, this story is very well written and very meaningful.
Work harder, work harder
This novel is so good