A novel highly recommended by Feilu editors
Li Tai transmigrates to the world of the Tang Dynasty and spends his days idling at his family's run-down post station.
One day, a rich young lady from the capital comes looking for a room.
"Innkeeper, how many taels of silver for one night?"
After a long while with no answer, a cute little * runs out and barks once.
A bystander explains:
"That * costs one copper coin per bark."
But a lazy voice comes from inside.
"Who said that? It's clearly one tael of silver."
The rich young lady's maid immediately blows her top.
"One tael a night? This is some outrageously expensive post station!"
A round figure steps out, stretches, and says:
"If you think it's expensive, go somewhere else. Don't block my sunshine."
But when the rich young lady sees the jade on Li Tai, her eyes widen. She insists on dragging him to meet the emperor.
Li Tai flicks his sleeve.
"..
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
This is not true at all. At least tell us an imaginary history first. You should first read the history of the Tang Dynasty and then write this book about Li Tai's deeds.
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Author, Li Tai is sometimes the emperor's brother and sometimes the emperor's brother.