Great Tang: I Got into the Wrong Bridal Sedan and Made Changle My Wife

In the third year of the Zhenguan era, a heavy rainstorm sent two bridal sedan chairs to the wrong doors. The impoverished scholar Qin Mu gazed at the peerlessly beautiful bride beneath the veil. Before he could figure out what was going on, they had already consummated the marriage. The next day, the Imperial Guards surrounded the small courtyard. Li Shimin’s eyes were bloodshot as he drew his sword and roared, “You wretches! You dare sully my Changle’s honor? I’ll execute your entire clans!” At the brink of death, Princess Changle, who had opposed the marriage from the start, shielded Qin Mu with her body. “I would rather give up my title as princess and become a commoner than live without him!” Furious, Li Shimin swept out of the room. “Let’s see how long you last without the imperial family!” Half a year later, a “Peach Blossom Spring” appeared outside Chang’an. A down-on-his-luck merchant who called himself “Old Li” kept dropping by for free meals. As Qin Mu turned cumin-spiced lamb over the fire, he casually remarked, “Old Li, don’t get me wrong, but what His Majesty did at the Xuanwu Gate really wasn’t decent. Still, he’s doing an okay job governing the country...” Old Li broke into a cold sweat and forced a smile. Then one day, Changsun Chong brought assassins to kill Qin Mu, only to be instantly taken down by a “special forces chokehold” from the seemingly frail Qin Mu! At the same time, sweet potatoes, firearms, and penicillin stunned the world! Old Li finally dropped the act and laid his cards on the table. “Dear son-in-law! If you agree to join the court, I’ll restore Lili’s title as princess at once. How about I give you half the Tang Empire?” Qin Mu sneered. “You think I care about that lousy princess title? My wife is already the richest woman in the Tang Empire!”