Datang: Family Letters Were Intercepted by Li Er and His Identity Was Exposed

Traveling through the Tang Dynasty and turning on the system, Li Hao chose to farm like crazy and develop silently. It just happened that the disaster in Chang'an happened, and the cheap daddy happened to marry into Chang'an, so Li Hao casually wrote a letter to the family. Unfortunately, due to a carrier pigeon, the family letter fell into the hands of Li Shimin. "Dad, be careful. Smallpox is serious. Don't run around. If you want to run away, get vaccinated with cowpox first." "Dad, it's not easy for you to be a son-in-law. Don't just go to Pingkangfang if you have nothing to do. I have a recipe here called Liuwei Dihuang Wan. You can take it if you have nothing to do." "Dad, a son-in-law has no human rights. This is Quyuli. If you have nothing to do, just do a few sales as a side job. You don't have to look at other people's faces every day." "Dad, if you really can't survive, come back. I don't dislike you. Our crops yield thirty or forty dan per acre, so it will be easy to feed you." "·····" The Tang Dynasty changed because of a letter from the family! Li Shimin burst into tears of gratitude and was named a national master. One day, he found Li Hao with his family letter and planned to welcome him back to the court. However, he suddenly discovered that Li Hao's identity seemed a little different. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.