Great Tang: Manor System, Capture a Princess as a Maid

Lin Fan transmigrates to the Zhenguan era and inherits a dilapidated estate along with three old, weak, and sickly servants. Fortunately, the Estate System arrives: he can trade for seeds in the shop, have the technology tree put straight into his head, and strengthen his body until he can take on Xiang Yu without breaking a sweat. Three years later, every acre of the thousand mu around him is fertile farmland belonging to him. With steak and juice, saunas and heated floors, he lives more comfortably than the emperor.

Two women sneak into the estate, claiming to be rich merchant's daughters who got lost. Lin Fan sees through them at once: they've run away from home. He's about to kick them out when the stunning young lady rolls her eyes and faints. Lin Fan sneers: “Pulling a scam? The consultation and medicine cost one string of coins!” The maid searches herself from head to toe, but has no money. She can work off the debt: full wages for the maid, half wages for the lady. “She's just a pretty face. Giving her half pay is already a beauty premium!”

He never imagined that the maid hired at half pay as a “beauty premium” was the Princess Xiangcheng of Great Tang. In Chang'an's imperial study, Li Shimin is putting the final seal on plans to send her to the Turks for a political marriage. The princess has run away, and the entire court is frantic. Meanwhile, Lin Fan lounges in his estate eating steak. “I'm short a servant to bring me tea and water. What a coincidence, right?”

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