A dreamer and a happy-go-lucky slacker, he accidentally transmigrates, bringing a library with him as he becomes Fang Yiai, the man with a green hat on his head.
Li Shimin: "What dreams do you have, Yiai?"
Fang Yiai: "Eat until I'm full, then sleep. Eat when I wake up. Don't call me if there's nothing going on, and don't call me even if there is. Just let me be a quiet little slacker!"
Li Shimin reaches out and says, "Get out!"
"Okay!" Fang Yiai merrily rolls out.
"I told you to roll back in, not roll out!"
"The emperor's mind is impossible to fathom. Serving him is like accompanying a tiger! The ancients weren't lying!"
"Get back here! In three months, I want to see the territory of the Tang Empire expanded. You figure out how!" Li Shimin points at the map.
"That's easy!" Fang Yiai draws the ocean onto the map.
"Look, Your Majesty! It's more than doubled in size!"
"..."
This novel and its characters are purely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
If you hesitate, you will lose. If you are decisive, you will get it in vain. The author dresses up as a puppet, White turbidity fills the little mouth, The word is written all over the thighs.
The beauty actually fell into the hands of the eldest grandson, damn it
It seems that Fang Yiai is the second son and not the concubine. Please let the author clarify that the concubine gave birth to a concubine. Moreover, during the reign of Li Shimin, the eldest son in the Duke's family was the eldest son and the second son was the consort. There is no such thing as saying that Xiaofang's status is low.
Did the author eat the introduction?
The main player always makes mistakes on his own and still wants to be a salty fish. What's the logic?
Why was it that Wu Zetian was completely devoted to the protagonist before, and Li Zhi had a very good relationship with the protagonist? Why did Wu Zetian and Li Zhi get better later, and their relationship with the protagonist became so bad?
After working in Guangdong for two years, I got to know many precious trees. One of them, the lost mud old tree, is very impressive.
Why do I read other novels where the second prince died young? Li Tai is the fourth prince. . .
Well, I have read more than 30 chapters. So far, the writing style is okay, but there are many loopholes. First of all, there is no kneeling ceremony in the Tang Dynasty.
Mentally retarded, dog-licking, and naturally servile. I feel so sick when I see it, I want to vomit.