Great Tang: My Fiancee Was Sent Off to Marry, So I Joined a Rebellion Chat Group

Su Ze transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty and becomes engaged to Princess Wencheng.

At the time, Songtsen Gampo of Tibet sends an envoy to Chang'an to ask for a Tang princess's hand in marriage.

Li Shimin doesn't want his daughter to go to the barren land of Tibet, so he issues an order that tears the lovers apart, sending Princess Wencheng far away to Tibet in a political marriage.

Watching his fiancée about to be sent to Tibet, Su Ze is frantic. Just then, he suddenly obtains a chat group, whose members all turn out to be rebels.

Chen Sheng: "You shameless Li Er! How dare you send Her Highness to Tibet as a bride? Don't panic, Your Highness. I'll give you an army of a million rebels."

Liu Bang: "You shameless Li Er! This makes my blood boil. Your Highness, I've already sent Han Xin with hundreds of thousands of troops to support you."

Huang Chao: "When autumn comes on the eighth day of the ninth month, my flowers bloom and all others die. Their fragrance sweeps Chang'an, and the whole city dons golden armor. Your Highness, let's kick his ass!"

Su Ze: "Li Er, you're shameless. Don't blame me..."

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