Transmigrated: From a Foolish Frontier Prince to Ruler of the World

Multiple heroines. In a chaotic age, Li Mu transmigrates from the start as a useless prince exiled to guard the frontier. The original Li Mu was born mentally disabled, no smarter than a three-year-old, yet possessed tremendous strength. He had a princess consort who had quietly cared for him all these years. Because he was naturally foolish, they had never consummated their marriage. Her father was an official at court, and the emperor had arranged their marriage. Rising from a remote frontier, Li Mu leads three thousand battered soldiers in a desperate defense of Suzhou. With strength enough to move mountains and spirit enough to overwhelm the world, he uses fire to outwit and repel three hundred thousand Northern Barbarians. Working with Xiao Pojun, the old god of war of the Great Jing, he takes an enemy prince’s head from amid a sea of troops and achieves the unparalleled feat of sealing the wolf at Mount Xu. He becomes entangled with the granddaughter of the god of war, the latter’s only descendant. Yet dangers threaten from within and without: the princes at court form rival factions, while eighteen armies of rebel lords unite across the realm. A coalition of 250,000 troops bears down on the capital. Li Mu joins forces with chivalrous martial artists and rough-hewn heroes to lay a series of deadly traps at Hulao Pass… This is a blood-soaked road to the imperial throne. He wagers his life and fights through mountains of corpses and seas of blood to forge a golden age.