Su Chen, a historian, accidentally traveled through time and became the son-in-law of the Tang Dynasty. He was rejected by his wife and lived in embarrassment, but he used modern knowledge to start a counterattack. He discovered potatoes and improved agriculture, thereby making a fortune. He also met noble people and rose to prominence in the court.
Since then, Su Chen's business territory has continued to expand, involving silk, wine and other industries, becoming the richest man in the Tang Dynasty. However, his success attracted attention, and he was targeted by competitors and mysterious organizations. He experienced crises such as assassinations and business sabotage.
At the same time, Su Chen was involved in palace disputes and helped the emperor resolve the rebellion of the prince. He also played a key role in many affairs such as imperial examination reform, border peace talks, cultural exchanges, fighting epidemics, water conservancy construction, and the establishment of schools, and saved the Tang Dynasty from danger many times.
In the turbulent court and the ever-changing international situation, Su Chen relied on his wisdom and courage to bring unprecedented prosperity to the Tang Dynasty, creating a legend that will last forever.
