I'm in the Tang Dynasty, and I Want to Call Off the Engagement

Xue Shao: "Princess, I'm sorry, but I have to call off our engagement."

Princess Taiping: "Why? Is it because I'm not pretty enough, my dowry isn't generous enough, or I'm not good enough for you?"

Xue Shao: "Ahem. Of course Your Highness is breathtakingly beautiful, enough to captivate an entire kingdom. Your dowry includes more property than anyone could count, enough to last me a lifetime. And you're a princess. For you to marry me is an honor beyond words!"

Princess Taiping: "Then why are you still calling it off?"

Xue Shao: "Take this moment, for example. You're sitting up there, while I'm standing down here. Is that how a married couple should be?"

Princess Taiping pondered for a long time, then said, "What if you stood above ten thousand people, with only me above you?"

Xue Shao swallowed. "Well... I suppose I could consider that."

Good grief, that sounds amazing!

Years later, in the court hall, a woman sat on the imperial throne. Beside it was a "Founding Father’s Throne," occupied by that man.

Hmph. You wanted to be above me? Did you think I had no pride? The Outcast

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