Sui Dynasty: Marry Xiuning at the Beginning, but Get Drunk and Enter the Wrong Room

Han Li accidentally traveled through the Sui and Tang Dynasties and became Li Yuan's trusted confidant with a piece of advice, helping the Li family take root in Taiyuan. Li Yuan was overjoyed and rewarded Han Li for marrying his eldest daughter Li Xiuning. At the same time, 13-year-old Guanyin Maid and Li Er prepare to get married, a double happiness. Unexpectedly, on the wedding day, Han Li drank wine with Li Er and poured Li Er under the table. He accidentally ended up on Guanyin's jade couch. The next day, Li Yuan wanted to execute him, but was stopped by Li Xiuning. Li Yuan, still angry, ordered Guanyin to be tortured. Han Li was eager to protect his wife and fought his way out of the tight siege of Taiyuan City. He was hunted for thousands of miles and then lived in seclusion in the world of mortals and opened a brothel to make a living. He happened to meet Emperor Wen of Sui Dynasty who had left the palace. Many days later, Li Yuan made a pilgrimage to Beijing, only to find that Han Li was in charge of criminal law and overseeing the world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.