Li Qian, a history major who digs up graves, and Li Ke, an engineering-minded physics major, travel to the Tang Dynasty during the Zhenguan era thanks to an ancient jade pendant.
From then on, a crown prince who is the very picture of composure and a madcap, dissolute Prince of Shu set out to reform the Tang Dynasty and find their way home.
The Eastern Palace’s top priority is making money.
The Prince of Shu’s residence is all about spending it.
The Prince of Chu’s residence is all about beating people up.
The emperor’s top priority is cleaning up everyone else’s messes.
I was bored during my cutting phase, so I wrote this on a whim.
I’ll write as much as I write. If you think something’s wrong, go read the Comprehensive Mirror to Aid in Government, the Old and New Books of Tang, and the Zhenguan Court Diaries before questioning me. Otherwise, the author really will argue with you.
The events are all inspired by real examples from China and abroad.
