Datang: the Prince Seizes the Legitimate Title? Isn't It Delicious to Farm?

Li Chengqian traveled through time and became the crown prince of the Tang Dynasty. He started out weak, the East Palace was in ruins, and the civil and military officials of the court watched him make mistakes. But he didn't panic at all - isn't farming better than seizing the right to marry? He drank up a bowl of unpalatable millet porridge with a smile just because he didn't want to make the palace maid Ning'er sad. It was too cold in winter, so he demolished the old house and built a heated kang for the ladies to spend the night around. The bean sprouts spread in Chang'an, and the people thought that the prince was kind, but he wrote down the instructions for eating them, firmly taking the initiative back in his hands. Li Tai sent rice and sheep for the follow-up of Chasing the Red Mansion. He accepted them all, but the story slowly changed. Queen Changsun looked at the living notes sent by the East Palace, and she became more and more satisfied with them. Gao Shilian stroked his beard and nodded: "The prince has such a big heart, which is a blessing to the Tang Dynasty." However, Li Shimin pointed at the civil and military officials of the dynasty and darkened his face: "Look, what the prince has done to my Tang Dynasty!" Li Chengqian stood at the entrance of the East Palace with his hands folded, looking in the direction of the Tai Chi Hall. He had only one thought in his mind: the superstructure is determined by emperor studies, the mass line, and the economic base - are these things enough to allow the Tang Dynasty to go further? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.