Drunken and Dashing in the Tang Dynasty

This is a different kind of Tang dynasty. Li Yuan, the retired emperor who died of illness in the ninth year of Zhenguan, is hale and hearty, and the whole family lives together in harmony. At this time, Li Er is still a second-generation royal working tirelessly under Li Yuan, while Changsun remains the same meek and obedient daughter-in-law. Cheng Yaojin keeps swinging his three-pronged axe and playing the shameless rogue, while Changsun Wuji spends his days counting on his fingers, trying to figure out how much profit the family ironware business can make. Ning Shucheng, a history teacher, transmigrates into this world, only to find that Li Er gives him a top-ranking official post, Changsun regards him as a son, and Cheng Yaojin and Qin Qiong adopt him as their godnephew. Even the retired emperor Li Yuan calls him the imperial son-in-law. But Ning Shucheng only wants to live life on his own terms. He never expected to end up running rampant across the Tang dynasty.