I Redeemed Lottery Tickets in the Tang Dynasty

I Win Lottery in the Tang Dynasty tells the story of a modern young man named Gu Changan who died in a fire on the eve of claiming his lottery ticket, but accidentally traveled to the Tang Dynasty during the Zhenguan period. He held a burnt lottery ticket and an iPhone, and was forcibly detained by the emperor as a "magic wizard." He tried to use "quantum paper" to write modern technology in exchange for freedom, but he was trapped in a whirlpool of power: the emperor forced him to build a steam engine, the princess used an abacus to weigh his lifeblood, and even his escape was written down on copper plates and made history. As the fire alarm countdown continued to approach, he gradually realized that he was just a bug in Datang's system. In the end, after tearing up the lottery ticket and giving up 50 million, he gained a moment of freedom, but he could not escape the fate of being formatted by history. It turns out that the so-called time travel is just an overtime game before death. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.