Hilarious + ancient setting + wild growth + travels across the Tang dynasty + famous figures
Ahem, another Fang Jun has transmigrated into Fang Yiai’s body.
This time, the difficulty is cranked up. From the start, he has no golden finger, can’t speak Luoyang’s refined dialect, and has lost all of his predecessor’s memories. People quickly mistake him for a madman, break off his engagement, and have his family exile him, leaving him a discarded young master.
Driven out of Chang’an, he uses his modern knowledge and every opportunity he can find to claw his way back to the top.
Li Shimin, Fang Xuanling, Cheng Yaojin, Wei Zheng, and the rest are all waiting for Fang Yiai to return.
But he refuses. If he hadn’t been sent abroad, he wouldn’t set foot in Chang’an again for the rest of his life.
Why marry a princess? Aren’t noblewomen and famous courtesans much better?
Why settle for a fief? Wouldn’t it be wonderful to develop an unclaimed paradise of your own?
Why become a high-ranking official? Start a gang and get whatever you want!
But damn it, Li Shimin won’t take no for an answer! He insists on marrying off his daughter, practically forcing her on him. Who could withstand that?
Please see Chapter 70 for details of the AI preference article. Yi Yao is already an old character and everyone in the house knows him. In Chapter 70, Fang Yizhi was still there and asked who he was. The other party also said that he was a newcomer who had just joined the house. He was fighting with the left brain and the right brain.