Great Tang: Li Xiuning Forced Me to Marry Her from the Start

This book is written in third person. The blurb is simply in first person.

I, Li Yuanchen, transmigrated to the Tang Dynasty. My goal was to make a name for myself, marry dozens of concubines, and enjoy a comfortable life doing nothing.

So I worked hard, joined Li Er's faction, and successfully helped him plan the Xuanwu Gate Incident.

My name is known throughout the land, and I'm about to receive an official title and a promotion. I thought the good times were finally here!

But I never could have imagined that less than a month after Li Er ascended the throne, Li Xiuning would force me to marry her!

Come on, I don't want to be a royal son-in-law! Mainly because royal sons-in-law aren't allowed to take concubines as they please.

Being the husband of a Valkyrie is a lot of pressure, you know?

Wouldn't it be great to have dozens of concubines and hundreds of maids, and do whatever I want, whenever I want, day or night?

Li Shimin: "Brother-in-law, just give in to my elder sister."

Li Yuanchen: "Get lost! You just want me to work for you for free. Forget it!"

Li Shimin: "I also have a daughter..."

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