The Prince Consort Who Rides the Wind and Breaks the Waves

Zhang Peng transmigrates to a Western Regions that has gone badly off course in eighth-century Great Xia:

The Central Plains court has only just pacified the surrounding tribes, while the Beiting Protectorate, isolated in the Western Regions and still struggling to establish itself, has already fallen out with the court.

The Abbasid caliph now has Iran completely under his control and has turned his greedy gaze toward the wealthy East.

The exiled royal house of Sassanian Persia, burning with the desire for revenge, plays both sides in the Western Regions as it readies its forces.

The Tibetans' herdsmen's songs can still be heard beyond the Tianshan Mountains, deep in the Hexi Corridor.

As the Beiting Protectorate's son-in-law by an arranged marriage, Zhang Peng originally wanted to flee this troubled land as soon as possible. Then he discovers that he owes his wife, a commandery princess, the staggering sum of ten million strings of cash.

Back in ancient times, and still expected to work nine to nine, six days a week? Not a chance!

If he can't escape, he'll face it head-on. Watch this all-rounder of a royal son-in-law ride the waves in the storm-tossed Western Regions!