Great Tang: I Married Off Just One Princess, and You Still Want Me to Come Out of Retirement?

In the first year of Zhenguan, Mu Ji Ge transmigrates to the Tang dynasty. His extraordinary talent earns him the favor of the second prince, who is concealing his identity. “With talent like yours, passing the imperial examinations would be a piece of cake, wouldn’t it?” “To be frank, I have connections at court. If you want to become an official, I can make it happen.” The second prince is determined to bring Mu Ji Ge into government service and help him with his troubles. Every time they meet, he subtly extends an offer. “Are you joking with me, old man?” “As for food, I have plenty here.” “And money? I doubt I could spend it all in this lifetime.” “Be an official? No thanks. His Majesty is a brilliant ruler. He has no need for an insignificant nobody like me.” Mu Ji Ge flatly refuses. He likes keeping a low profile, living like a lazy fish and quietly making money. What could be better than a carefree life? The second prince says, “What if His Majesty were willing to marry his daughter to you?”