The Sky Screen: Taking Changle on a Tour of the Modern World, I Hit the Jackpot
Zhang Chen, a first-year history student, woke up one day to find Li Lizhi, the Tang Emperor Taizong's most beloved Princess Changle, lying beside him.
To comfort the princess who had transmigrated to his time, he had no choice but to show her modern food, clothing, housing, and transportation.
Unexpectedly, their every move was being broadcast in real time across the eras of every dynasty.
As emperors and ministers watched steel-clad forces march in a grand military parade and marveled that ordinary people ate better than the imperial kitchens...
Zhang Chen calmly remarked, “Don't rush. This is just everyday life in a rising China.”
It's worth reading and watching. You can tell the general story by reading the introduction. Unexpectedly, you will be surprised after reading it. The system appears. Although it is old-fashioned, it is also a golden finger for time travellers. The transformation of the male protagonist from being in the countryside to being the son of a prince is full of passion. The heroine is a country girl, she raises her status and doesn't know what will happen next. It didn't grasp the key content and plot development, but it was still quite humorous, so keep going.