Great Tang: Chang Le Exposed Me

In his sixth year after transmigrating to the Tang dynasty, Xiao Yi arrives in Chang'an and opens an apothecary.

One day, a princess disguised as a man comes into the shop. She falls critically ill, and he saves her life, earning her gratitude.

That night, an imperial edict summons him to the palace.

When he leaves, he's been granted the title of Marquis of a Thousand Households...

To thank Changle, he invites her to eat hot pot, but Li Er secretly tags along...

From then on, the Xiao residence has one more glutton.

Xiao Yi, get me two thousand jin of your sweet potatoes, potatoes, and refined salt, Li Er orders at the Xiao residence, legs crossed as he cracks melon seeds.

Xiao Yi: You think those grow like cabbages? Two thousand jin? Why don't you just rob me?

Empress Zhangsun: Son-in-law, do you have any more of those glass cups and mirrors? Oh, and some soap, too...

Xiao Yi: Since Mother-in-law has asked, I won't say another word. I'll have several carts of them delivered to the palace.

Li Er: …

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