[Crossover] The Glorious Tang Dynasty Is Mine Alone

Li Yan, Princess Zhuji of the Great Tang, was the daughter of Emperor Li Longji. Her birth mother was Consort Qing of the Qin family, a sixth-generation descendant of Qin Qiong, Duke of Hu. The Qin family lady died young, and the princess was raised from childhood by Empress Wang. After Empress Wang was deposed because of Consort Hui, Wu, the princess and Consort Hui fell out. The princess was clever and astute, and Wu Hui Consort grew jealous of her. In the twenty-first year of Kaiyuan, she was sent to the Western Regions in a political marriage. Midway, the skies filled with dust and sand, and the princess and her escort vanished without a trace.

Essentials of the Great Tang Kaiyuan Era, Volume Seventeen

A few warnings first: The heroine is a native-born princess of the Great Tang. She is also a princess who came after Wu Zetian, Princess Taiping, and Princess Anle. Great Tang princesses had very different attitudes toward sex, love, and marriage than modern people do. A Great Tang princess was a formidable figure who would seize whichever man caught her eye and keep a whole harem of male companions in her residence.

Publication notice: After talking it over with my editor, the book will go on sale tomorrow, February 3. Starting with Chapter 35, the chapters will be locked retroactively. Remember to download them first so you won't have to pay for those chapters. Thank you for your support. The second and third books in this series have already been uploaded. The third book offers a preview of only the first few chapters, while the public version of the second book updates every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

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