Great Tang: I Marry Changle from the Start, and Li Er Sends Soldiers to Block My Door

A Feel-Good Tang Dynasty Story

Also known as: Li Er, the Braggart Who Always Gets His Tower Destroyed by Me. His Imagination Is Far Too Wild.

Also known as: What a Fine Son-in-Law! My Wonderful Son-in-Law! His Majesty Has Too Few Princesses Left to Bestow as Rewards.

In the seventh year of the Zhenguan era.

Su Jing transmigrated to the Tang Dynasty and became a young landowner. From the start, he was bound to a System, which gave him a bundle of five potatoes.

He spent a whole year lazing around, until the Little Lychee, Princess Changle, whom he had met a few months earlier, ran away from an arranged marriage and asked Su Jing to marry her.

The System activated once more.

Choice One: Accept Little Lychee's plea for help and receive the peerless, enhanced power of the God of War, Lu Bu.

Choice Two: Refuse Little Lychee's plea for help and receive twenty mu of fertile farmland.

Su Jing chose the first option without hesitation.

He married Little Lychee that very day.

Who could have guessed that the very next day, his father-in-law, who claimed to be the emperor, would lead an army of over ten thousand men to his doorstep?

Su, who had obtained peerless power...

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