I Married an Empress

This is the story of Wukong, a young monk who spent over a decade training in the Shaolin Temple's boyhood kung fu. His common name is Chu Yanyun, and his nickname is the Little Vajra of the Arhat Hall. After an old Daoist steals him away and sends him to another world, his story begins.

In this world, he is the son of a regional lord. Though fat as a pig and notorious, he is also the Grand Preceptor's nephew and the emperor's cousin. He thought he could live the carefree life of a spoiled young lord, but his father was determined to support a puppet emperor against the powerful Grand Princess, who controlled the government. After a political contest, the Grand Princess sought to break the deadlock, and Chu Yanyun became her consort.

Chu Yanyun marries the woman universally acclaimed as the most beautiful in the world. But he soon discovers that his wife is ruthless and ambitious. She not only wants to control the government, but also to become an empress who unifies the realm, reigns supreme, and lives for ten thousand years.

P.S. Lao Jing has already written several works of over a million words, so you can count on the author. Readers, feel free to add this to your collection!