An ordinary person in modern society travels to the ancient parallel world. There is no golden finger, there is no system, there is only the protagonist who makes mistakes from time to time, breaks the collusion with the enemy, and stirs up the court. When mentioning him, everyone shakes their head and sighs: A crooked talent that is not seen in a century, a broom star that is not seen in a thousand years. The humor is nonsensical, a little passionate but not too much, and the writing is mindless and refreshing. Let's see how modern people thrive in the Tang Dynasty in the parallel world. . . .
