Great Tang: Good Grief, the Princess Found Herself a Consort!

Xie Yan transmigrates to the fifth year of the Zhenguan era. From the start, a little girl picks him up and takes him home.

It turns out that the girl is Princess Ruyang of the Tang Dynasty, who was separated from the imperial family and raised among the common people. On the day the two are to be married, her bargain of a father-in-law shows up to claim her.

Li Er: "Married? What marriage? I won't allow it!"

"Come home with your father. I'll find you someone even better!"

Xie Yan shrugs and looks at the two before him without a care.

Princess Ruyang looks up at Xie Yan, her face turning red as she says, "We're married. I am my husband's wife..."

A daughter who has married out is like water poured away. He can only accept it for now and observe this man more closely.

But later...

"Xie Yan, what do you think about this matter?"

"Son-in-law, did you make this too?"

"Xie Yan, you really are a fine son-in-law!"

Li Er: This is the best!

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