Great Tang: I'm a Nine-Year-Old Prince Consort, and Zhou Jie Livestreamed Me

Yuan Keyu transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty and becomes the nine-year-old son of Yuan Tiangang.

As soon as he transmigrates, he discovers that he's in the middle of a wedding ceremony with a sickly little girl who's barely alive. His bride turns out to be Princess Jinyang, Li Mingda, the most beloved daughter of Li Shimin.

"Yuan Tiangang, you said this lucky marriage would save the princess. If my daughter dies, your son won't live either."

A lucky marriage? Hearing Li Shimin's grim words, Yuan Keyu is stunned. He curses Yuan Tiangang for setting his own son up.

"They say a wife three years older brings a fortune, but this looks more like I'm about to marry a coffin!"

Seeing that Jinyang doesn't have long to live, Yuan Keyu panics.

"How come the history books don't mention Yuan Tiangang having a son?"

"Isn't it obvious? The lucky marriage fails, Princess Jinyang dies at twelve, and they must have executed him and buried him with her!"

"Superstition kills! They actually believed in a lucky marriage. Yuan Tiangang wanted to hit the jackpot and ended up getting his son killed!"

No one knows that this absurd scene from a thousand years ago is being quietly livestreamed by Zhou Jie, a transmigrator.

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