My Arrival in the Tang Dynasty Went Wrong

Name: My Arrival in the Tang Dynasty Went Wrong
Author: I Came to the Mortal World to Seek the Dao

我来唐朝姿势不对

by I Came to the Mortal World to Seek the Dao (我来人间问道)

Status: Completed
Length: 517k Words
Genre: Historical
Subgenre: Historical High-Concept
Updated: 3y ago
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Synopsis

Li Shimin: “You brat, stop right there! If I catch you running again, I'll skin you alive!” Chen Qikai runs as he shouts: “Old Li, I already said I won't marry your daughter. Why are you so mad?” Li Shimin chases after him: “You little punk! If you dare not marry my daughter, I'll catch you and break your legs!” Chen Qikai keeps running: “Then I'll marry her. Is that what you want? Why are you in such a hurry?” Li Shimin chases him again: “Marry her? Damn it! I'll catch you and tear you limb from limb!” Chen Qikai runs on: “Then I won't marry her, okay?” Li Shimin pulls out a revolver and points it at Chen Qikai: “If you dare not marry her, I'll shoot you dead!”

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