Journey to the West: I Just Passed the Palace Exam, and Now I'm Marrying a Princess for Good Luck?

Transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty in the world of Journey to the West, he shares a wedding night with a princess from the start?

After checking his memories, Chen Xi realizes he's gotten the short end of the stick. He had just passed the imperial examinations, but after drinking too much and making a mistake, he answered the imperial proclamation and entered the royal household to bring good luck to a princess. He became a scapegoat for nothing and threw away his career in the imperial service.

What's worse, he hears that the princess has been foolish since childhood and is constantly ill, practically a Lin Daiyu. Chen Xi's heart sinks.

But when he lifts the red veil and sees her frail figure, and hears her timid, soft voice call him "husband," Chen Xi suddenly thinks that living off his wife and becoming a royal consort sounds pretty great.

Just as Chen Xi decides to live off his wife and enjoy it, he's told that, because of the Buddhist sect, they can't consummate the marriage, and his wife has only three years to live.

Fortunately, Chen Xi awakens a talent tree that lets him grow stronger by reading. From then on, Chang'an City gains a doting husband and a staunch fighter against Buddhism!

Chen Xi: The Tang Dynasty's golden age should have no place for Buddhism!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.