Lin Feng transmigrated to the Zhou Dynasty and became an old soldier of fifty, with one foot in the grave. Just then, his daughter-in-law, harboring ulterior motives, sent him a young, delicate wife. Lin Feng awakened the Hundred Flowers System: taking a wife made him stronger. Marriage could not only restore his youth, but also grant him the strength of nine oxen and two tigers.
At home, Lin Feng thrashed his rebellious son and unfilial daughter-in-law. In the army, he dealt with every kind of dissenter. In the literary world, he stood unrivaled, possessing the talent of eight scholars, and scholars across the land bowed before him. When the Great Zhou fell into chaos, Lin Feng rose from the ranks of a common soldier, step by step, until he became the founding emperor.
The Zhou Dynasty's famous courtesan: "My husband may be old, but he only grows stronger with age."
The Northern Barbarian beauty: "Brother Lin Feng is so tall and hard. I won't marry anyone else."
The Japanese princess: "Master, don't!"
Conquer the world
It has been added to the bookshelf and checked in for inclusion. He wakes up and holds the power of the world, but he lies drunk on the knees of a beautiful woman. Flowers are ready to be broken when they bloom, but don't wait to break branches when there are no flowers left. Beautiful women, beautiful young women, beautiful mature women, and wives are my favorite. The character of Jian'an is the legacy of Wei and Wu. Counting romantic figures, but also looking at the present.