Great Tang: From the Start, I Mistook Li Er for My Father-in-Law

Lin Fan transmigrated to the Tang Dynasty. A childhood betrothal had been arranged for him, but his parents had died young, and he didn't even know which family his future wife belonged to.

That year, on the summer solstice, a drought broke out, just as influenza was ravaging the land. The emperor, Li Er, left the palace in disguise to investigate the people's situation.

When he entered the Lin family manor, Lin Fan mistook him for his own father-in-law.

"Father-in-law, what took you so long? Is my wife doing well?"

With those words, Lin Fan left Li Shimin completely bewildered.

After that, this "father-in-law" kept asking Lin Fan about affairs of state.

Lin Fan thought, "Damn, my father-in-law seems a bit dangerous. Could he be plotting a rebellion?"

Then one day, his father-in-law transformed before his eyes. "Son-in-law, from now on, you are the Tang Dynasty's Imperial Son-in-Law."

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