Great Tang: Princess Changle Insists on Marrying Me!

After transmigrating to the second year of the Zhenguan era, Zhou Yi became a county baron who governed fewer than three hundred households. He planned to coast through life until he died.

The following year, Princess Changle defied the imperial decree and married Changsun Chong. On the very day of the wedding, she fled the palace and vanished.

One month later, early one morning, Princess Changle, who had been adopted by a commoner woman, went to the county yamen to plead her family's case after they were falsely accused.

Outside, the county magistrate knocked on the door and called, "My lord, someone has filed a complaint and insists on seeing you by name."

Zhou Yi: "I'm not some high-ranking official. Why are they looking for me?"

The magistrate knocked again. "But the land-grabbing took place within your territory."

"What does that have to do with me? You decide the case yourselves. Come find me if anything happens."

With that, Zhou Yi rolled over and went back to sleep.

By midday, the poor family had won their case. They shouted, "Our lord is such a wonderful man!"

"Our daughter has just come of age. Let her marry into the lord's household!"

Zhou Yi: …

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