In the first year of the Tianshou era, the empress ascended the throne.
That November, her twin elder sister, Princess Pingyang, eloped with a man and vanished.
After great effort, the empress found her, but the princess refused to eat or drink and still couldn't stop thinking about that man.
The empress wanted to see what kind of man was worth her sister's lingering devotion.
So she went incognito, pretending to be her sister.
But when she met the man, she was utterly stunned.
He knew everything from astronomy to geography, and was skilled in music, chess, calligraphy, and painting.
Not only did he help her defeat the Turks and repel the Japanese pirates, he also helped the Tang dynasty develop animal husbandry and agriculture.
The empress: "This convenient husband is really useful."
Pingyang: "Your Majesty, when are you giving my husband back?"
The empress: "What do you mean, your husband? He's mine..."
"Brother-in-law, with a comical face."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Are you having a grandchild-grandparent relationship at the beginning???
When Wu Zetian ascended the throne as emperor, she was already almost 60
Commentary on Chapter 42 Crisis of the Tang Dynasty in "The Empress of the Tang Dynasty: Mistaking Mei Niang for Madam at the Beginning" written by Huang Da Miao.
How long have Wu Han and the protagonist been living together? I can't tell at all. I definitely don't believe it. I can probably guess it if I don't know. Isn't it suspicious that Wu Meiniang's maid is called Shangguan? Or is it that the protagonist is greedy for her body?
I read the book above and wrote 94 chapters. When I opened the table of contents, there were 52 chapters. What about the remaining chapters?
Everyone has said it's parallel time and space, so there's no need to be so particular about it.
What's more, there has been no movement for a day.
Wu Zetian had two or three husbands when she came to the throne, right?
At the beginning, he mistakenly recognized Mei Niang as his wife. Meiniang should be Wu Meiniang, and Princess Pingyang should be Li Xiuning. Mei Niang was from the Wu family and was later included in the harem by Li Shimin. Li Xiuning was Li Yuan's daughter. When did Wu Meiniang and Li Xiuning become twin sisters?
Comments on Chapter 9: Jun Wu is joking, and I don't want to kill him, "The Empress of the Tang Dynasty: Mistaking Meiniang for His Wife at the Beginning" written by Huang Da Miao.