Great Tang: The Princess Royal Runs Away from Her Marriage from the Start

After transmigrating to the Tang dynasty during the Zhenguan era, Lin Hao unexpectedly becomes the governor of a border prefecture with fewer than twenty thousand households. His position may be modest, but his arrival is sure to stir up this land. In this era, Lin Hao must not only face the many challenges of governing a border city, but also deal with the complicated situations arising from both the imperial court and the common people. The story centers on an astonishing event: In the seventh year of Zhenguan, the beautiful and talented Princess Changle, Li Lizhi, is ordered to marry Changsun Chong. Yet on her wedding day, she resolutely flees, leaving behind the splendor and constraints of Chang'an. The brave princess eventually arrives in Lin Hao's border city and appears before the governor's office as a woman seeking to file a complaint. Lin Hao, a governor who combines a modern soul with an ancient official's post, initially pays little attention to this sudden interruption. He even refuses to hold court and deal with the matter, choosing to go back to sleep instead. But Li Lizhi, the runaway princess from Chang'an, is no ordinary woman. Her arrival not only disrupts Lin Hao's peaceful life, but also brings unprecedented attention and change to this small city. As the story unfolds, Lin Hao has no choice but to shake off his lazy attitude and face the furious princess. How will he handle this sudden crisis? Can he protect Li Lizhi without causing an even greater commotion? Lin Hao's wisdom, courage, and unique understanding of this era will all be put to the test in the story ahead.