The Great Tang: My Wife Is a Princess, but I'm No Consort

A one-night romance, fleeting as a dream.

I never meant to captivate anyone, but somehow, the captivating one stole my heart!

An unexpected meeting, a beginning full of schemes. I fell in love with you, but was it all fate or coincidence?

Steel and horses, war drums shaking the heavens: how dare you cross the Yumen Pass, you brat?

Golden ears of grain bend their three-foot stalks, while yellow awns fill the furrows. Who fears mountains crumbling and the earth splitting?

After I transmigrate to the early Tang dynasty and fall in love with this captivating woman, will I shape history, or is history beyond changing?

I rule the world by day and sleep in a beauty's arms by night. Five thousand years of glory and turmoil: in the end, right and wrong, success and failure, all vanish into nothing!

[No System]+ [No golden finger]+ [Comedy]+ [One heroine].

The plot may be a little old-fashioned, but the selling point is how it unfolds. The protagonist doesn't mindlessly steamroll everyone; he's lewd, but not a womanizer.

The male and female leads are both fictional characters. The story respects Tang history, but also includes invented events.