Xia Lan transmigrates to the years before the Zhenguan era and awakens a bizarre System, but its functions aren't fully unlocked.
For the incredible life that awaits him, Xia Lan decides to keep a low profile for now.
But man proposes, and Heaven disposes.
One day, while fishing by the lake, he meets an interesting young man surnamed Li.
Afterward, the other man keeps finding excuses to strike up a conversation.
Li: "Brother Xia, I don't think I'm mature enough yet."
Xia: "That's all right. Plenty of people reach maturity only to realize that being mature doesn't make them any different."
"???"
Li: "Brother Xia, I've been facing some setbacks lately."
Xia: "That's all right. Plenty of people give it their all, only to realize in the end that they're still not as good as someone who barely tried."
"???"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I didn't know that Li Shimin was wiser than Yao and Shun!
There are people crossing here every day Every time a person travels through time, he or she will have a halo of wisdom, a halo of darkness, etc... I have to experience some frights, surprises, etc. Every time... I'm tired~ Can you please help me?
Is the author stupid? He was more virtuous than Yao and Shun, and more powerful than Han Dynasty.
You have no quality at all and you just curse at people regardless of the venue or occasion? And the protagonist is probably not a fool. Even if it is required by the plot, in the Tang Dynasty, if he is not a high-ranking official who bestowed the gift of Li, and he is not a member of the royal family, what businessman would dare to have the surname Li? Has the protagonist never experienced compulsory education? Don't know this
If I, Chi You, hadn't been so crazy that I rode a panda to fight, would you be called the descendants of Yan and Huang?
Use the human sacrificial cauldron to cook hot pot, I'm optimistic about you
To be fair, Li Er is an emperor and is suitable to be an actor. In more than 80% of the Tang Dynasty novels I have read, Li Er plays civilians or rich people. The key is that the protagonist has not found out yet and has to wait until Li Er himself is exposed.
I'm not a troll, I'm not a bully, but Queen Changsun's name is not Wugou
I am not from the Tang Dynasty either. I have a famous name called Descendants of Yan and Huang.
Hou Junji, one of the twenty-four heroes of Lingyan Pavilion, it's a pity that he doesn't know how to be a minister.