[Two-way travel to the Tang Dynasty · Raising Princess Chengyang in the modern world · Supplies-focused · No romance]
When casual complaints are mistaken for prophecies from the immortal realm, and modern junk food wins over a little Tang princess...
Huang Yan, 26, is a broke, antisocial shut-in who just wants to laze around in the city.
Until a baby in a brocade robe tumbles out and cries,
“More! Hungry!”
From then on, he is forced to take two-year-old Princess Chengyang shopping for potato chips and setting up Wi-Fi. At night, he becomes the “heavenly immortal” of the Tang Dynasty’s Lijing Hall, while Li Shimin asks him for strategies to rule the country, clutching a map of the world.
Huang Yan: “I just casually said, ‘Child marriage at thirteen is illegal.’ How come Princess Changle won’t get married now?” Li Shimin: “The Immortal Master truly sees the secrets of heaven!”
When modern junk food wins over a little Tang princess, and casual complaints are mistaken for prophecies from the immortal realm, Huang Yan can only say: “Don’t call me Immortal Master. Call me Huang Yan, or... the guy with the kid.”
This story focuses on cute-kid hijinks and lighthearted everyday life. The historical setting is a parallel world, and the adorable child is Princess Chengyang, not Sizi. More characters will appear later. Historical nitpicking is not welcome.
Not bad, Li Shimin here is more like a national leader, and Li Zhi is more like a princess who wants to enhance the national power of the Tang Dynasty. Everyone did everything to enhance the national power of the Tang Dynasty, not to eat, drink and have fun.
It is well written and humane. The plot is by no means a cliche formula or a mindless daily routine. The characters in the book are all online, and their identities and status are very real. It feels like they will do what they want to do, and the development of the story is smooth and natural.
It's pretty good, come on, try not to be too naughty with your pig's feet, because people's hearts are very complicated 😄
Except for the unflattering character description of the male protagonist, the rest of the writing is very good. Li Shimin's character and Xiaotuanzi Chengyang's character descriptions are particularly realistic.
Just update it once a day. It even stopped updating.
This book is okay
Very good-looking, I feel sorry for Ayuan,
It's okay. Without all the messy things, this is enough to give it a good rating.
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Pretty good, just too little