Accompany Xiao Sizi to See the World, Live Broadcast for Thousands of Years

Jiang Feng, a history graduate, received the biggest offer in his life on a rainy night when he was unemployed - a crying and fussy little princess from the Tang Dynasty fell from the sky, and also came with a Wan Dynasty travel live broadcast system. Since then, his rental house has become a daycare across time and space. Sizi, the most beloved Princess of Jinyang by Emperor Taizong Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty, is five years old. She loves sweets, is afraid of thunder, is a genius in logic, and has a hundred whys every day. Princess Changle, the eldest daughter of the Tang Dynasty, is fourteen years old. She is an arrogant protector of her younger sister. She has a hard mouth but a soft heart. She is trying to adapt to a world without palace walls. Jiang Feng's mission is to take them to see the mountains and rivers a thousand years later - from Xi'an's never-sleeping city to Lanzhou's beef noodles, from Dunhuang's Feitian to Shanghai's neon lights. Every live broadcast opens the window to all dynasties in China: Qin Shihuang stares at drones and meditates, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty is concerned about high-speed rail troop transportation, Zhuge Liang studies greenhouse cultivation, and Li Shimin... Calls my daughter in the barrage every day. … And the coordinates of the next energy fragment prompted by the system are displayed on... The moon? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.