Great Tang: My Fiancée Is a Death Row Inmate

In 627 AD, Prince Yan Luo Yi rebelled against the Tang Dynasty and was defeated. He was killed by one of his own officers, and his head was sent back to Chang'an and displayed for all to see.

His entire family was implicated, from the eldest to the youngest, and taken to the marketplace to be publicly executed. The Luo family wept and wailed without end.

Yet among them was a woman who held her head high, her gaze resolute and without a trace of fear as she faced death bravely.

She possessed peerless beauty and a sharp gaze. She was Luo Lin, granddaughter of Luo Yi, daughter of Luo Cheng, and full sister to Luo Tong.

As the executioner prepared to behead her, Luo Lin gazed north with longing in her eyes and murmured,

"Bai Yi, fate has kept us apart in this life. In the next, I will repay your kindness and be with you again."

As the words fell, the executioner raised his blade to strike off Luo Lin's head. But at that moment, a sudden turn of events took place.

A crisp clash of weapons rang out. A flash of cold light swept past, and the executioner's blade broke in two.

Then a cold voice rang out:

"Who dares harm my wife, Bai Yi's wife?"

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