A Pillow for Peace, a Prophet of Tomorrow

In the early years of Zhenguan, in the slums of West City, Chang'an, young Li Ye made a living by doing odd jobs. He was often regarded as "stupid" because of his "time difference" ability - he could always know the next day's weather and the whereabouts of vendors in advance, and could even avoid harassment by gangsters, but he did not dare to say anything about it. On the surface, Li Ye appears to be a wealthy businessman who suddenly emerged in Chang'an City. In fact, Li Ye is a descendant of the Northern Zhou Dynasty royal family. His family was hidden from the world to avoid the war in the late Sui Dynasty, and was later wiped out by his enemies. He is the only survivor. The jade pendant contains clues to the treasures of the previous dynasty. When the enemy learned that Li Ye was alive, they wanted to steal the treasure and silence him. On the "rehearsal day", Li Ye saw that there was going to be a mutiny in Chang'an, and the enemies would take advantage of the chaos to take away the treasures, and even implicate innocent people. He realized that the "time difference" was not only for his own comfort, but also to protect the people he wanted to protect. On the day of the mutiny, Li Ye used the memory of the "rehearsal day" to guide the Tang army to ambush his enemies and ultimately foil the conspiracy. Li Shimin recognized his achievements, pardoned his status as a former dynasty, and returned the treasure to the national treasury. Li Ye retained part of the family property and handed over the main business to his trusted subordinates. He built a manor outside Chang'an City, realizing his ultimate wish of "sleeping until he wakes up naturally, counting money until his hands cramp".