You’re Supposed to Deliver Food, So Why Did You Bring Home a Tang Princess?

[A Tang dynasty princess transmigrates to the modern day + sweet romance with no angst + everyday affection + lighthearted comedy + healing love story + adorable contrasts + finding a treasure]

Chen Hao has just returned from a food delivery when a bolt of lightning strikes downstairs, bringing a Tang dynasty princess named Li Mingyue.

Li Mingyue is as beautiful as a celestial being, but she’s lost her memory. She hasn’t forgotten that she’s a princess, though, and keeps referring to herself as “this princess.”

What’s Chen Hao supposed to do?

He passes off his phone as a “jade communication talisman,” hot pot as an “imperial banquet,” and delivery workers as “envoys bearing tribute.”

The neighbors laugh at him for picking up a lunatic.

They have no idea Chen Hao has found a treasure: she’s skilled in music, chess, calligraphy, and painting, a martial arts expert, and a master of traditional Chinese medicine!

“Your Highness, we don’t use menstrual belts. These are sanitary pads. They’re disposable, so throw them in the trash after use.”

“Your Highness, you really should use that rooftop-running lightness skill less often. Otherwise, you’ll get us killed.”

“Mingyue, your ID card is ready. Come with me to the civil affairs bureau to register our marriage. From now on, you’ll be my legal wife.”