Great Tang: I Married a Princess from the Start. Is That Even Proper?

[Great Tang] + [Historical What-If] + [Lighthearted Comedy] + [Multiple Heroines] + [Sharp-Tongued Troll] + [System Power Fantasy]

Lin Yang transmigrates to the Great Tang and becomes Crown Prince Li Jiancheng's chief strategist.

The good news: He transmigrated.

The bad news: It is the day of the Xuanwu Gate Incident, and Li Shimin is on his way with a blade in hand!

Lin Yang doesn't panic in the slightest. Instead, he pulls off a series of outrageous moves, turning a place of execution into a massive wedding celebration!

The assembled officials are dumbfounded. “Weren't we supposed to be beheading someone? How did a princess get roped into this?”

And so begins a decades-long “bond” between him and Li Er, as father-in-law and son-in-law!

He's become the son-in-law Li Er most wants to kill, but can't do without, and a court troll even Wei Zheng can't out-insult.

He marries princesses, trains female generals, and elopes with a saintess. Lin Yang runs wild across the Great Tang!

Li Er clutches his chest. “This golden age is just as you wished… but could you stop making me so angry?”

Lin Yang grins. “Your Majesty, think bigger. Our goal is the stars and the sea!”