Zhenguan Fool: the Youngest Son of the Cheng Family Has a Ghost in His Belly

In the third year of Zhenguan, a stranger appeared in Cheng Mansion in Chang'an. He was Cheng Chuxi, the youngest son of Lu Guogong Cheng Yaojin, but he had a handsome face that looked exactly like his mother Cui's. He could not carry it on his shoulders or lift his father's Xuanhua ax. Instead, he held Qi Min Yao Shu and chewed it with relish. No one knows that this seemingly frail Chengjia Sanlang has the soul of a social animal in the 21st century inside his shell. While others were practicing martial arts, he cooked, and a bowl of braised pork filled the house with fierce generals; while others competed with arrows, he was talkative, and made the noble disciples speechless with a few words; at the banquet in the imperial garden, he accidentally surprised the emperor by saying "the wind direction is the angle". Li Shimin patted his shoulder and smiled: "Boss Cheng, I'm waiting for your mirror that can magnify things!" Carrying his father's expectations and his majesty's instructions, Cheng Chu looked at the glass piece in his hand and wailed in his heart: There is no point in building a telescope and waiting to die! But who allowed him to possess modern knowledge? Improved the curved shaft plow, developed a water purification device, brewed strong liquor, and made firearms... Unconsciously, this simple man who just wanted to lie down became the favorite of the Zhenguan court. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.