Great Tang: Empress Zhangsun Became My Maid

Chen Yuan transmigrates to the Zhenguan era of the Tang Dynasty and binds himself to a farming System.

When the first batch of potatoes ripens, four people happen to arrive at his village. Their leader introduces himself as Old Li.

Chen Yuan says potatoes can yield a thousand jin per mu. Old Li says he doesn't believe it. Chen Yuan says it's true, but Old Li still doesn't believe him.

So the two make a bet.

Chen Yuan turns his attention to the maid who came with Old Li.

And then Chen Yuan wins.

But the maid doesn't know how to serve people, and she has plenty of questions.

"Master, are these potatoes difficult to grow?"

"Master, are chili peppers really that tasty?"

"Master, what should we do about the Turks?"

"Master, what do you think about a marriage alliance?"

Fortunately, Chen Yuan is usually bored, so he answers each question one by one.

He never expects Old Li to return before long and bow to him as soon as he sees him.

"You are a man of great talent, Master. I wish to appoint you Imperial Preceptor, to safeguard the Tang Dynasty for all time."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.