Zhou Zheng, a history novice, arrives in the early Tang dynasty with the Celestial Master System.
As soon as he gets there, he accidentally brings about the Xuanwu Gate Incident.
When the Turks invade from the south, he holds them at the frontier, without letting them set foot even an inch inside the Tang Empire.
He casually organizes a charity event, bringing the orphanage system a thousand years ahead of its time.
And he won't mention how the accessions of both the current Tang emperor and the next one are inseparable from him.
Some people call it the beginning of the divine right of emperors.
To solve the water shortage in the capital region, he proposes diverting water from the south to the north.
Wait, what is this South-to-North Water Diversion thing?
Could they really divert water from south to north in ancient times?
Never mind. Only an irreverent synopsis could do justice to a serious novel.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.
As long as you don't kneel down and lick Li Er, that's fine. I'm tired of watching Li Er lick him.
Update quickly, it's best to collect them all and give the protagonist some strength, otherwise even a few soldiers will not be able to defeat him.
And it's boring because there are so many restrictions on the awesome results that you don't want.
It's such a break, and it turns out it's a dog
Write clearly whether it is the third son or the ninth son.
Come on, author, just don't be too cheap at the end.