Great Tang: This Monk Wants to Return to Secular Life

Su Ye transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty in the seventh year of the Zhenguan era, becoming a solitary monk in a small temple. With the help of the System, he practices Buddhist martial arts, keeps bees, grows vegetables, and provides for himself.

That year, a daughter of the Li family comes of age. Naturally beautiful and peerless in appearance, she sneaks out of the imperial city one day to explore and unexpectedly meets Su Ye.

That same year, Li Shimin travels incognito in Chang'an under the assumed name Li Mu. By chance, he meets Su Ye, and the two become friends, admiring one another greatly.

One day, Su Ye says to Li Shimin, "Brother Li, I've met the woman I love. I want to leave the clergy and marry her."

Li Shimin enthusiastically supports him and vows to send a lavish wedding gift. But when Su Ye brings his beloved before him, Li Shimin is instantly stunned. "Brother Su, I thought of you as a brother! And you want to become my son-in-law?!"

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