A Family of Martyrs: Marrying Nine Wives to Continue the Bloodline

In the Great Wei Dynasty, the Wei clan is renowned for its unwavering loyalty and sacrifice. With all his elder brothers having perished on the battlefield, Wei Zhao, who was raised in a Taoist temple since childhood, is forced to shoulder the heavy burden of leading the army. At the family memorial hall, the matriarch insists he take wives to continue the family line before he departs for war. On the battlefield, Wei Zhao awakens the Slaughter God Bai Qi template, transforming into the White-Robed God of War and striking terror into the hearts of his enemies. Upon his triumphant return commanding a million-strong army, Wei Zhao confronts the emperor with a bold demand for abdication. While foreign invaders from five major tribes unite to threaten Yanmen Pass, internal court strife and a treacherous chancellor’s schemes have already led to the tragic deaths of his nine brothers at Gourd Valley. Taking command of the expedition, Wei Zhao fights alongside the matriarch and his nine heroic wives to pacify the foreign tribes and avenge his nation. After securing victory abroad, he returns home to settle the blood debt against those who betrayed his family. This is a tale of relentless vengeance, passionate warfare, and emotional depth that may move even the most stoic readers to tears.