Datang: Escape from Marriage in Changle, Live Broadcast on Wanchao Tianmu!

In the seventh year of Zhenguan, Princess Li Lizhi of Changle was forced to marry her cousin Changsun Chong. Unwilling to accept an arranged marriage by close relatives, she left a letter on the wedding day and fled. She accidentally traveled to modern Jiangcheng and broke into the home of Su Ze, a self-media blogger. When Li Shimin searched for the princess in the city, the sky appeared out of thin air, and all the palaces from the Qin and Han Dynasties to the Ming and Qing Dynasties started live broadcasts across time and space simultaneously. Changle's every move was watched by the emperors and ministers of all dynasties. Changle was so frightened that he cried when he saw modern objects such as mobile phones and cars for the first time; Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty was furious when he saw his daughter in wedding clothes staying at a strange man's house, and threatened to kill the Su Ze clan. Su Ze took in the frightened Chang Le and brought her to experience modern life. Medical instruments cured her chronic asthma, which amazed ancient doctors. While visiting the museum, Su Ze accidentally told the official history: Changle would die young at the age of twenty-three because of this marriage. Li Shimin broke down and cried bitterly in front of the curtain, and Empress Changsun was filled with guilt. The formerly fearful and cowardly princess fell in love with the free world, and Li Shimin also envied his daughter for breaking free from the shackles of feudalism. Chang Le and Su Ze spend time together and have mutual affection. Su Ze rewrites the tragedy of her short life, and Chang Le gently heals Su Ze. Emperors of the past dynasties continued to watch the live broadcast, marveling at modern civilization, witnessing the princess having a new life that has never been recorded in history books, and staged a story spanning thousands of years of ancient and modern times that coexisted with warmth and laughter.