The Great Tang: My Wife Is a Princess, but I'm No Consort

A chance encounter in one night, like a dream of fleeting splendor.

I never meant to catch your eye, but fate had you steal into my heart!

An unexpected meeting, a beginning full of schemes. I fell in love with you, but was it all predestined, or merely coincidence?

Warhorses charge as drums shake the heavens. How dare these upstarts cross the Yumen Pass?

Heavy ears of grain bend the three-foot stalks, while golden awns blanket the furrows. What fear have we of mountains collapsing and the earth splitting apart?

I transmigrated to the early Tang and fell in love with the dazzling beauty. Did I shape history, or can history never be changed?

With the power of the world in my grasp while awake, and a beauty in my arms when drunk, five thousand years of splendor and turmoil come to naught in the end. Right and wrong, victory and defeat, all vanish in a moment!

[No System] + [No golden finger] + [Comedy] + [One female lead].

The plot may be a little old-fashioned, but the appeal lies in how it unfolds. There is no mindless steamrolling, and the protagonist is lewd, but not a womanizer.

Both the male and female leads are fictional characters. The story respects Tang history, but also includes invented events.