Great Tang: From the Start, Li Xiuning Escorted Me on a Marriage Alliance Mission

Chu Fei transmigrates to a world that bears a strong resemblance to the Tang Dynasty.

Exceptionally handsome, and serving as the teacher to the princes and princesses, he gets along very well with the empress, the princesses, and the others.

As a result, he becomes the target of jealousy, and even Li Er suspects that he and the empress...

So, under the pretext of treating the empress, he sends Chu Fei to the kingdom of women to marry into its royal family.

Changsun Wuji: "At last, we've sent him away. Now we don't have to worry about the marriage between Changle and Chong'er."

Chai Shao: "As long as Chu Fei is gone, Xiuning will surely be mine."

Li Er: "Chu Fei... Sigh. He swept away my two most beloved daughters."

Empress Changsun: "I will always remember Chu Fei's kindness. I must repay him."

One day, Chu Fei returns in triumph and stands atop Taiji Palace, facing the assembled officials. He shouts:

"Who was it that suggested sending me to the kingdom of women to marry into its royal family? Step forward! Men to the left, women to the right, and the emperor and eunuchs in the middle..."

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