Great Tang: Forced into Marriage by Li Er from the Start

In the seventh year of the Zhenguan era, Li Er insisted on marrying a princess to a common-born young man.

Empress Zhangsun Wugu also immediately cut ties with the Zhangsun family, who had been betrothed to the princess.

The court was shaken, and the whole nation was in an uproar.

Everyone wondered what on earth was going on.

Was it a distortion of human nature, or a collapse of morality?

Li Er smiled faintly. "No! Having him as my son-in-law is my good fortune."

Zhangsun Wugu: "Let it be known that any man who marries a princess must meet my worthy son-in-law Qin Mu's standards!"

In an instant, all the princesses were in despair.

At Qin Mu's standards, wouldn't they be doomed to remain unmarried for life?

Qin Mu gave a helpless smile. "Sigh, being talented and handsome is a sin too."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.