Great Tang: At a Hundred Years Old, I Became Princess Changle's Consort

This book is also known as: I'm a Hundred Years Old, Do I Still Have to Put Up With This? Even though I'm already a hundred, Li Shimin still wants me and Princess Changle to give him a grandson-in-law. I'm even older than Li Shimin's grandfather, and just seeing me gives Li Shimin a headache.

He transmigrates to the Tang dynasty as a centenarian, only to be chosen by Princess Changle as her consort!

Li Shimin: My son-in-law is older than my father. Who would believe it?

Li Lizhi: My husband may be a hundred years old, but he can do everything young men can do, and do it even better!

The capital's young dandies: A beautiful flower planted in a pile of cow dung!

Xu Le: An eighteen-year-old bride and an eighty-year-old groom, white hair beside a rosy face.

Under the mandarin-duck quilt, the two lie together, as a pear blossom presses down upon a crabapple.

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