Great Tang: Defy the County Magistrate and Marry Princess Changle!

Luo Tong transmigrates as Luo Cheng's son. He'd planned to spend his days doing nothing, but his mother enters him in Princess Changle's martial arts tournament to find a husband. The Turkic prince Dieluozhi defeats Cheng Chumo, Yuchi Baolin, and Qin Huaiyu in succession, then laughs wildly from the stage. "Have all the men of the Tang dynasty died?" No one below dares respond, and Li Shimin's face turns livid.

The System suddenly springs back to life: choose option two, crush the foreigner and marry the princess. Luo Tong takes the stage with his Five-Hooked Flying Silver Spear and beats Dieluozhi to his knees, coughing blood, in three moves. The prince refuses to accept defeat and demands a rematch in poetry. Luo Tong immediately writes a palindrome poem that reads beautifully forwards and backwards, stunning the entire crowd. Dieluozhi, red-eyed, accuses him of plagiarism. Luo Tong points his spear at him. "In front of the emperor of the Tang, you dare make such a baseless accusation?"

Li Shimin slams the table and makes him Marquis of Qinghe. But Dou Shi leads him into a secret chamber in the rear courtyard and hands him a yellowed list. Luo Cheng's death wasn't an accident. The list names seven people, including Xue Wanche, Su Dingfang, and Wang Gui, each powerful and influential. Luo Tong tightens his grip on his spear. This revenge must be taken. Princess Changle is still waiting for their wedding, and he'll shoulder the empire for his father-in-law.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.