Great Tang: You Force My Mother into a Political Marriage, Yet Expect My Loyalty?

After transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty, Xu Zhe became the only son of Princess Li Xiuqing.

Mother and son depended on each other, living a carefree life and enjoying every moment together.

Who could have guessed that his uncle, Li Shimin, would be unable to resist when the army of the Turkic Jieli Khan invaded?

To secure peace, he not only agreed to pay money and provisions as reparations, but also threatened Xu Zhe's life to force his own elder sister, Li Xiuqing, to marry into the Turkic royal family.

Xu Zhe was furious. A political marriage? Why didn't Li Shimin send his own mother off to marry the Turks?

But after Xu Zhe killed Jieli Khan in a counterattack and crushed the Turks...

Li Shimin: "My dear nephew, well done! I shall reward you and allow you to serve the Tang Dynasty!"

Xu Zhe: "Ha! You forced my mother into a political marriage, and now you have the nerve to ask me to serve you?!"

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