Great Tang: Survival from the Start, Saving Lives with Salt Water Stuns the Villagers

When Fang Jun opens his eyes, he discovers he's transmigrated into the body of Fang Yiai, the cuckolded husband from history, known as the King of Cuckolds. His father is Fang Xuanling, the court's chancellor, and his mother is the Great Tang's fiercest woman, bold enough to drink the emperor's "poisoned wine." He has no golden finger, no System, and hasn't even inherited the original owner's memories. He can't even afford the monthly wages of his young maid.

Even more absurdly, his four-year-old sister, Fang Yiyu, is sitting on his stomach and asking in a baby voice to hear a fairy tale. After he finishes telling her Snow White, the little girl looks into a bronze mirror and asks, "Mirror, mirror, am I the fairest of them all?"

While Fang Jun is fretting, Cheng Yaojin grabs him by the scruff of his neck in the street. "You little rascal from the Fang family!" The Demon King of Confusion, fresh from drinking at a brothel, wastes no time dragging him off for a drink. "Tell your father I invited you!" As Fang Jun is pulled along, he has only one thought in his head: No System, no memories, no money. How is this start even harder than surviving in the wilderness? For now, he'll keep his sister happy with fairy tales and mooch drinks off Cheng Yaojin, then figure out how to survive in the Great Tang.

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