Great Tang: Kidnapping Li Er to Witness My Wedding to Changle

In the fifth year of the Zhenguan era, Princess Changle fled to Qinghai Circuit alone to resist an arranged marriage. By ill fortune, 450,000 Turkic cavalry surrounded the circuit.

As Li Er fretted, a divine general descended from the heavens and rescued Princess Changle.

Just as Li Er breathed a sigh of relief, news arrived from a mountain outside Wannian County: Changle was about to be married.

And the groom was none other than the bandit chief who ruled the mountain.

Furious, Li Er personally led an army of 100,000 to attack the mountain.

When they reached the foot of the mountain, Li Er had no chance to act. He was stuffed into a sack, carried uphill, and tied up by his daughter.

Zhou Yi: "Greetings, Father-in-law!"

Changle: "Father, bear witness to our wedding!"

Then, under the watchful eyes of the 100,000 soldiers, Li Er had a rag stuffed in his mouth and his hands and feet tied to a chair, where he sat bolt upright and watched the newlyweds get married.

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