Great Tang: Li Er, Don't Even Think About Becoming My Father-in-Law

In the early years of the Zhenguan era, Chu Ge transmigrated and awakened a System from the start. Using his unrivaled martial prowess, he saved a young man named Li Qian. Li Qian's identity was mysterious, and he seemed to come from an immensely wealthy family. He also swore he would marry his sisters off to Chu Ge.

So Chu Ge followed Li Qian to Chang'an, ready to become a live-in son-in-law. But not long afterward came the terrible news that Li Qian's father had grounded him for three months.

With nothing to do, Chu Ge opened a small tavern. From that day on, four mysterious customers began showing up.

One was a gentle woman named An Lan who loved chicken-noodle soup. Another was a girl named Lizhi, who loved practicing with weapons but looked like a little girl. A top student named Lanling loved poetry and calligraphy.

Then there was Master Li, a big-bellied man who liked to chat about people's livelihoods and national policies.

One day, Master Li suddenly said to Chu Ge, "The secret's out: I'm Li Shimin, and I want you to be my imperial son-in-law."

Chu Ge heard this and thought of An Lan, Lizhi, and Lanling...

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