Transmigrated into Fang Yiai of the Tang: Helping with a Broken Engagement to Lift the Whole Tang

Multi-female lead · Farming · Pretending to be a pig to eat the tiger · Not a mindless power fantasy Transmigrated to the Tang dynasty as Fang Xuanling’s legitimate second son, Fang Yiai, and was personally betrothed by Li Shimin to Princess Gaoyang. He immediately exploded—this body’s original owner had already been cuckolded by this woman, and she had even dragged the entire Fang family down with him! To break off the engagement, he duels a talented woman in literature, duels a prince in martial arts, and casually raises a future empress as a maid... Fang Jun looks up at the sky and sighs: I just wanted to break an engagement, so why is the whole world against me? In order to break the engagement, he begins a frantic campaign of self-discrediting: first he targets Wei Zheng’s daughter, the talented lady Wei Pingting, and uses Li Qingzhao’s lyrics to pin the label of “lovelorn talented woman” on her, leaving her speechless and hopping mad; then he beats up Prince Qi and publicly trounces an aide of Prince Wei, looking every bit like a chaos-loving demon king. The entire Chang’an mocks him as a “blockhead,” but he secretly laughs—perfect, the worse my reputation gets, the sooner Li Er will call off the engagement! Who would have thought that after all that, Li Er still would not budge, and breaking off the engagement remained far away. Even more absurdly, after hearing rumors that Fang Yiai was a fair-play boy, Li Er sent over a half-beaten palace maid to test his would-be son-in-law—this timid little girl turned out to be the future empress Wu Mei!

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