Protagonist: Li Zhe, a scumbag junior in the 985 History Department, died suddenly all night before the exam, and woke up as Li Zhi, Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty... And the third son of Wu Zetian, King Li Xian of England.
· Time starting point: In the later years of Tang Gaozong and Li Zhi, Wu Zetian was at the height of her power, and the protagonist was about to be established as a prince for the first time (around 680 AD).
· Goldfinger: an unreliable modern knowledge base. I can't remember the historical details clearly, but I can still remember the mathematical and physical formulas, Internet jokes, marketing routines, pop songs, etc. Sometimes he works well and sometimes he doesn't work well, and he often makes big jokes.
· Core highlights: How a modern salted fish who just wants to "lie down" struggles to survive among a group of thousand-year-old people, uses a "wild way" to govern the country and bring peace to the world, and ultimately leads the Tang Dynasty to an unimagined path.
