Tang Dynasty: This Censor Would Rather Die Than Marry a Princess

Qin Huaiyu traveled through the Tang Dynasty and was crazily forced to marry by Qin Shubao until Li Shimin found a son-in-law for Princess Xiaosizi of Jinyang. Qin Huaiyu was familiar with history books and knew that once he became a prince-in-law, life would be worse than death. He was so iron-clad that he would not marry a princess even if he died, despite his bold words. But Li Shimin hid his identity and took Xiao Sizi for a private visit in the city. Qin Huaiyu was shocked when he saw Xiao Sizi's veil falling. He looked at Li Shimin with a smile and called him father-in-law! Li Shimin looked at him with a smile on his face. Qin Huaiyu still didn't know that the person in front of him was Li Shimin, and that Xiao Sizi was the princess he would rather die than marry. The next day—— A memorial came from Li Shimin's hand. Qin Huaiyu beat Changsun Chong violently. This son was a playboy and was not a suitable candidate for the emperor's son-in-law. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.