Great Tang: The Census Reveals Chang Le My Hidden Identity as a Master

During the Zhenguan era of the Tang Dynasty, a first-ever nationwide census was conducted and land was redistributed. Wei Zheng, temporarily demoted to county magistrate, traveled from place to place with Changle to carry out the census.

One day, they arrived at the entrance to a remote mountain village that served as a refuge.

Wei Zheng: "I wonder if any of the villagers inside are still alive."

Changle: "Even if they are, they must be living in terrible misery."

Wei Zheng: "But now things will be different. We'll lead them out of their suffering."

Changle: "Yes, they've been waiting a long time for this day."

But the moment they entered the valley, they were completely dumbfounded.

The villagers were living in peace and prosperity, as if in a hidden paradise!

Villagers: "We absolutely refuse to leave!"

Villagers: "We're wholeheartedly following the village chief and living the good life!"

Changle and Wei Zheng: "So there's a reclusive master living here!"

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