Great Tang: From the Start, Li Lizhi Was Given to Me

After surviving a brush with death, Su Chang finally saw the light. He packed his bags, quit his job in the big city, and returned to his small hometown, planning to lie flat for good.

But after only a few peaceful days, Princess Li Mingda of Jinyang, who had been “taught a lesson” by her older sister Li Lizhi for throwing a little tantrum, suddenly appeared in his home out of nowhere. Holding up a little trinket, she cried in her sweet, childish voice, “Little hubby, Big Sis is mean. I’m giving this to you.” Su Chang froze on the spot. “???”

Meanwhile, Li Shimin, nicknamed “Heavenly Khan,” “Governor of Asia,” and “the strongest carbon-based life form of the seventh century,” was raging at the air. “My little darlings are growing up and leaving me out in the cold!”

Su Chang tried to reason with him across time and space. “Old Li, you were practically the ruler of the whole world back then. Is this really such a big deal?”

Li Shimin shrieked, his voice breaking. “All of my little darlings are leaving me out in the cold!”