A Ruthless Soldier in Troubled Times: Getting a Wife Makes Me Stronger

Lin Feng transmigrated to the Zhou Dynasty and became a fifty-year-old veteran who was nearly in his grave. Just then, his scheming daughter-in-law sent him a beautiful young wife. Lin Feng awakened the Hundred Flowers System: the more wives he took, the stronger he became. Taking a wife could not only restore his youth, but also grant him the strength of nine oxen and two tigers.

At home, Lin Feng beat his rebellious son and unfilial daughter-in-law into submission. In the army, he put every troublemaker in their place. In the literary world, he was an unrivaled genius, and scholars everywhere bowed before him. With the Great Zhou in chaos, Lin Feng rose from the ranks of the common soldiers to become the founding emperor.

A famous courtesan of the Zhou Dynasty: "My husband may be old, but he's still as vigorous as ever."

A northern barbarian beauty: "Brother Lin Feng is so tall and strong. I'll marry no one else."

A Japanese princess: "Master, yamete!"

The short drama based on the novel, A Warrior in Troubled Times: Taking a Wife Makes Me Stronger, is coming soon!