Great Tang: Sorry, I Will Never Marry a Princess

In the early years of the Zhenguan era, Chu Ge transmigrates into the past and awakens the System from the start. With his unmatched martial prowess, he saves a young man named Li Qian.

Li Qian has a mysterious background, apparently hailing from an immensely wealthy family, and solemnly promises to marry his younger sister off to Chu Ge. So Chu Ge heads to Chang'an, ready to start his life as a kept man. Not long afterward, however, he gets the terrible news that Li Qian's father has confined him to the house for three months.

Bored, Chu Ge opens a small tavern to pass the time. From that day on, four mysterious customers start showing up: a beautiful and gentle woman named An Lan, a kindhearted but short-tempered girl named Li Zhi, a scholarly young woman named Lanling who loves poetry, and a certain Mr. Li, who enjoys discussing people's livelihoods and state policy over a few drinks.

Then one day, Mr. Li says to Chu Ge, “I'll come clean. I'm the emperor, and I want you to become my son-in-law.”

At the mention of a princess, Chu Ge immediately thinks of An Lan, Li Zhi, and Lanling. He replies coldly, “Sorry, but I will never marry a princess.”

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