Li Huange arrives in the Tang dynasty and scrapes by running a small tavern. When a generous customer known as Boss Li shows up, his life starts getting better.
What he doesn't know is that Boss Li is none other than His Majesty Li Er. By sheer coincidence, the emperor visits the tavern and hears Li Huange's extravagant flattery, and soon he's completely hooked.
“Liang Shidu? His younger brother, Liang Luoren, will kill him.”
“Send troops against the Turks? Li Jing will crush Jieli Khan with just three thousand cavalry.”
The whole court is stunned by Li Huange's brilliance.
And Li Huange doesn't just win over one of His Majesty Li Er's princesses. He gets more than one.
His Majesty Li Er can no longer keep quiet. “Let's be clear: I am the emperor!”
Li Huange replies, “Let's be clear: my wife is a princess!”
Li Er: “I really am the emperor!”
The book is a lighthearted, wish-fulfillment novel. If you're going to make it a lighthearted read, then update at a consistent pace. Trying to balance speed and quality will only result in neglecting both. I'll give it 2 points. By the way, if you're concerned with quality, even something as simple as glass and a hot air balloon can be a disaster. Leaving aside where the fire for the hot air balloon comes from, what are you even using to make the balloon itself? And as for glass, do you think they could have achieved the necessary temperature and produced it in just a few days with the technology of the Tang Dynasty? Haha. So just focus on making a lighthearted read, update more frequently, at least to the beginning of ten thousand words. That way, the book might still have some readers. Otherwise...