Great Tang: On Our Wedding Night, My Wife's Imperial Seal of Succession Slipped Out

Xiao Fan transmigrates.

From the start, he's in the bridal chamber.

He doesn't even know whom he's married or why the wedding took place.

"What's your name?"

When Xiao Fan asks, the other person coolly replies, "My surname is Wu."

Xiao Fan isn't the indecisive type, so he goes ahead with the wedding.

It isn't until he feels the square jade seal in his wife's hands and turns it over that he reads the words: "By Heaven's mandate, may she live long and prosper."

From then on, the Zhou dynasty of Wu has a powerful figure pulling the strings from behind the scenes.

Many years later,

someone says, "Wu Zetian sits on the throne, but Xiao Fan stands above it."

Someone else says, "The one who truly controls this country should be Xiao Fan."

And others say, "Wu Zetian just likes killing, but Xiao Fan will have your head over the slightest disagreement!"

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