Datang: Li Er Patronizes a Street Stall at the Beginning

Li Yi traveled to the Tang Dynasty and accidentally awakened the god-level stall setting system. Since then, modern high-yielding crops such as rice and potatoes were planted all over the Tang Dynasty overnight. The Quyuan plow became a tool in everyone's hands. Hot pot, skewers, and tripe-shabu-shabu are popular throughout Chang'an City. Why does the noble sixth prince set up a stall, and what kind of secret is hidden behind it? Is all of this a distortion of human nature? Or moral turpitude? … At the time of the Turkic invasion, the city of Chang'an was in danger. The people ran away, and the ministers suggested moving the capital. Li Er, however, did not panic at all: "I just bought explosives from Yi'er, why should I be afraid of these Turkic barbarians?" "It is impossible to move the capital. It is impossible to move the capital in this life." "But anyone who offends our Tang Dynasty will be punished no matter how far away they are!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.