Tang Dynasty: a Poor Monk Wants to Return to Secular Life

Su Ye traveled to the Tang Dynasty in the seventh year of Zhenguan and became a solitary monk in a small temple. With the help of the system, he practiced Buddhist martial arts, kept bees and planted vegetables, and became self-sufficient. This year, a daughter of the Li family grew up. She was naturally beautiful and had a stunning appearance. One day when she sneaked out of the imperial city to play, she unexpectedly met Su Ye. In the same year, Li Shimin visited Chang'an privately under the pseudonym Li Mu, and accidentally met Su Ye. The two became friends and cherished each other. Suddenly one day, Su Ye said to Li Shimin, "Brother Li, this poor monk has met the one he likes. He wants to return to secular life and get married to her." Li Shimin strongly supported him and threatened to send him a big gift to congratulate him. But when Su Ye brought his crush to Li Shimin, Li Shimin was stunned for a moment, "Brother Su, I treat you as a brother! But you want to be my son-in-law?!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.