Son-In-Law of the Tang Palace: the Princess Asked Me to Make Inventions

As soon as Shen Zhao, a modern science and engineering man, opened his eyes, he was dressed as the son-in-law of the Tang Dynasty and was bound to the unruly and willful Princess Taiping Li Mingyue. Faced with all kinds of difficulties from the princess and the contempt of the court, the weak-looking man set off a craze of inventions in the Tang Palace by relying on his knowledge of modern science and engineering - improving farm tools, building telescopes, and developing gunpowder, shocking the government and the public step by step. Li Mingyue was picky when he met him at the beginning of the year, but was gradually attracted by his whimsical ideas and hidden talents. From disgust to love, his true love gradually emerged; the maid Liu Ruoyan silently helped him, and secretly fell in love; the retired general Wang Xuance appreciated his talent and gave his full support; Linzi King Li Longji saw his potential and became an ally. However, the road ahead is full of thorns: the powerful minister Wu Sansi covets the position of the prince-in-law and has repeatedly framed him; the prince's close minister Qin Mo has hidden murderous intentions; the Tibetan envoy Agula covets gunpowder technology, triggering a technological game between Tang and Bo; and the appearance of his childhood sweetheart Su Wanwan from time-travel puts him in an emotional dilemma. Shen Zhao uses invention as a blade and resourcefulness as a shield. He works step by step in the turbulent court, guarding his sincerity, counterattacking in life, and composing a legend of invention and love and hatred about the son-in-law of the Tang Palace. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.