That Damn Man Raised the Empress to Be His Steed

[99% of this novel is simulation (if that bothers you, don’t read it)]

Fang Ye refuses the advances of a 150-kilogram “little fairy” on the subway, gets falsely accused of taking illicit photos, and is ultimately executed.

After transmigrating, he discovers that his golden finger is the game he played in his previous life, Empress Development Plan.

The game requires him to support one person until she becomes the new empress of the cultivation world.

Yao Xi, the first disciple of the Taiyi Empress, is warm and upright, a quintessential fairy. But she has the weakest foundation of the three disciples and comes from a scholarly family in a mortal dynasty.

The second disciple, Yao Qing, is calculating and deep-minded, stopping at nothing to achieve her goals. Her father, Nangong Rihua, is the master of Tianxin Peak, the foremost of the Taiyi Holy Land’s nine peaks, making her a leading contender to become the next empress.

The third disciple, Lu Qingluan, belongs to the Lu family, which has produced more ascended immortals than any other family in the Taiyi Holy Land. It is a renowned cultivation clan, with supporters on all seven peaks, making her another leading contender for the throne.

Fang Ye: They’re all so beautiful and fair-skinned. This is a tough choice...

Fang Ye: But why do my sons in the simulations have names like Fang Huohuo, Fang Xukong, Fang Yuan, Fang Huowang, and Fang Qiye...?

And most importantly, just as Fang Ye finishes the simulation, a peerlessly graceful figure comes flying over on a sword.

“Husband, where do you think you’re going?”