Great Tang: After Changle Ran Away from Her Wedding, I Ended Up Taking Her In

Qin Ming unexpectedly transmigrates to the Zhenguan era of the Tang Dynasty. With no grand ambitions, all he wants is to open a small tavern during this prosperous age, hire three or five helpers, get married, and enjoy the golden age of the Tang in peace.

But to his surprise, on the very first day his tavern opens, he hires a scatterbrained helper named Chang Le, who is useless at everything except eating.

He goes on to hire several more helpers, only to find each one stranger than the last.

There's a miserly manager surnamed Zhangsun who only takes money in and never lets any out, and a front-of-house helper named Li Changge, a slight young woman who spends all day shouting about fighting and killing.

At long last, a pair of regular customers surnamed Wu show up, but they treat the tavern like an inn, refuse to leave, and won't pay for their room!

As Qin Ming watches his modest tavern steadily sink into the red, he starts thinking he might as well call it quits.

Just then, a squad of heavily armed Xuanjia cavalry storms up and blocks the entrance. As they move to seize him,

a furious shout rings out:

"He is the Tang Dynasty's Chief Consort! How dare you behave so outrageously!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.