Great Tang: I Pretended to Be a Prince Consort From the Start

In the fourth year of the Zhenguan era, the Tang Empire is beset by internal and external troubles, while the Turks seize the opportunity to menace Youzhou.

To buy enough time to train and strengthen his troops, Li Shimin decides to negotiate peace with Jieli Khan. But in response to the proposal, the Turks demand that Princess Changle be sent to marry into their clan.

In a fit of anger, Li Er issues an imperial decree, pretending to choose a consort for Princess Changle.

He never expects a poor young man to actually arrive with a marriage contract in hand, becoming the Tang Empire's son-in-law.

Left with no choice, Li Er plans to hide away this "fake" son-in-law for a few years, then get rid of him. But he never expects the son-in-law to be so formidable.

With the help of the System, Yun Mu defeats Gaochang in the north, conquers Tibet in the west, and sweeps across the Turkic plains. In a single campaign, he secures an age of prosperity for the Tang Empire that will last for generations!

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