Datang: Princess, Don't Blame Me for Not Being Human

Traveling through the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty, Fang Yimeng became the non-existent fourth son of Prime Minister Fang Xuanling. He thought that a dandy life was beckoning to him, but the system bound him to death if he didn't do it. "What? You want me to send Changle xx?" Facing the system's task, Fang Yimeng's eyelids trembled with fear, but for the generous reward, he risked his life to complete it. Who would have thought that seeking death is addictive, so he committed it all over the Tang Dynasty On the birthday of Emperor Li Yuan, he cursed that Li Yuan was not a human being and his son was a thief, and he was almost beheaded. In front of the two armies, he forced Jieli to drink beer. The Turks mistakenly thought he had drunk horse urine, and a war broke out. In front of the Tai Chi Palace, he took his eldest grandson Wugao to dance in the square, euphemistically saying it was to cure the queen's vertigo. In the Jinluan Palace, he took the lead in dancing again, causing Wei Zheng and others to shake their heads wildly. As a result, several princesses were very interested in him and were eager to try him. Fang's wet dream: Princess, don't blame me for not being human This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.