Great Tang: My Identity Is Exposed, and Changle Begs Me to Take Her Back

Han Qiu is a transmigrator, yet Princess Changle has broken off their engagement. What a disgrace!

As he leaves the princess's residence, Changle sees that Han Qiu has only a black horse. She has her servants bring out a tray of silver. "Go buy a white horse. People of status either ride in sedan chairs or ride white horses these days. At least make yourself look respectable."

As it turns out, the world's finest steed, Wuzhui, is discovered.

As Han Qiu rides away, countless women gaze at him with admiration.

A bystander says, "Who says only people of status ride white horses? That's just because you don't have the world's finest steed."

He buys a dilapidated building, and business takes off. By chance, he places first in the imperial examinations, and Changle finds out.

He secretly joins the army and ends up making Jiali Khan weep.

Half a year later.

"Han Qiu, I still have our marriage contract. Let's get married."

"Son-in-law, I was wrong before. I apologize to you."

Han Qiu says, "Let's talk about all that in our next life."

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