Great Tang: Chang Le Escapes Her Marriage, All Dynasties Live-Stream the Sky Screen!
In the seventh year of Zhenguan, Princess Changle Li Lizhi is forced to marry her cousin Zhangsun Chong. Unwilling to accept an arranged marriage between close relatives, she leaves a farewell letter and runs away on the wedding day, unexpectedly crossing into modern-day Jiangcheng and barging into the home of a self-media blogger, Su Ze. While Li Shimin searches the city for the princess, a heavenly screen suddenly appears, and the palaces of all dynasties from Qin and Han to Ming and Qing simultaneously open a cross-time live broadcast, so that emperors and ministers of every age can watch Changle’s every move. Shocked to tears by modern things like phones and cars, Changle is seen by Tang Taizong staying in an unfamiliar man’s home in her wedding dress, provoking his fury and threats to execute Su Ze’s entire clan. Zhu Yuanzhang scolds her for improper dress, Qin Shi Huang becomes fascinated by modern buildings and vehicles, and the courts of every dynasty break into noisy arguments. Su Ze takes in the frightened Changle and lets her experience modern life. Medical equipment cures her chronic asthma, astonishing ancient physicians. At a museum, Su Ze inadvertently reveals a historical fact: because of this marriage, Changle will die young at twenty-three. Li Shimin breaks down in tears before the heavenly screen, and Empress Zhangsun is filled with guilt. The once terrified and timid princess falls in love with the free world of ordinary people, and Li Shimin also envies his daughter breaking free of feudal restraints. Changle and Su Ze spend their days together and develop feelings for each other; Su Ze rewrites her tragic short life, and Changle gently heals Su Ze. The emperors of all ages continue watching the livestream, marveling at modern civilization and witnessing the princess live a completely new life never recorded in history, in a story of warmth and humor spanning a thousand years of past and present.
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