Great Tang: Mistaking Li Er for My Father-in-Law from the Start

After transmigrating, Lin Fan arrives in the Tang Dynasty during the Zhenguan era and becomes the son of a fallen aristocratic family.

He activates the "Reclusive Sign-In System" and lives incognito among the common folk.

One day, Lin Fan visits to ask for a woman's hand in marriage, mistaking Li Er, who is traveling incognito, for his future father-in-law.

Li Er: "The Hedong salt ponds were damaged. Where did you get such fine salt?"

Lin Fan: "Oh, I refined it myself."

Li Er: "A real man should achieve great things in this world. What kind of life is this, hiding among the common folk?"

Lin Fan: "The imperial examinations are ridiculous, and the court is rotten. Better not to get involved."

Li Er: "Everyone says the current emperor is a wise and benevolent ruler, skilled in both letters and arms, and devoted to his children. What do you think?"

Lin Fan: "Heh, whatever makes you happy."

Li Er: "…!"

Finally, one day, Li Er can't take it anymore. He transforms, dons the imperial robes, and declares, "You brat, get over here! Kneel and serve me a cup of tea. From now on, you're the Tang Dynasty's imperial son-in-law!"

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