Great Tang: I'll Keep Helping Gao Yang Sneak Around, and I'll Never Turn on Her

After transmigrating into the world of the Tang Dynasty, he becomes Fang Yiai, the second son of Fang Xuanling. Princess Gaoyang is already his wife, so there is no way out. One day, Princess Gaoyang brings home a monk named Bianji and asks him to keep watch. He says, "Go on in, you two. I'll keep an eye out for you!" He even thoughtfully closes the doors and windows for them. Then he turns around...

When Gaoyang wants to curse him, he slaps her right back. When she orders him to kneel, he kicks her...

Gaoyang: "Fang Yiai, you're beyond saving. Completely beyond saving!"

Li Er: "That Fang Yiai! How dare he! Does he think I, the Son of Heaven, don't exist?"

The Tang emperor wants to punish him? Bring it on. He couldn't care less!

Fang Yiai sneers: "Don't worry, Li Er. I'll keep wearing this cuckold's hat to the bitter end!"

Here in the Tang Dynasty, behind fragrant curtains in a lady's boudoir, amidst clashing swords and warhorses, the pipa's startled strings stir the silence of the nine heavens.

The Hu beauty is as lovely as a flower, smiling in the spring breeze behind the wine counter.

Smile in the spring breeze, dance in silk robes. If you won't get drunk today, where will you go?

As long as poetry remains, Chang'an remains. Chang'an remains, and the Tang Dynasty remains!!!

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