"Double Wearing: My Leisurely Life in Datang"
Li Chen, a graduate of modern medicine, returned to his hometown to take care of his ancestors after graduation. He bought a dragon-shaped jade pendant from a street stall for RMB 60. He thought it was a worthless antique, but at the moment when his fingertips were electrocuted, he opened the door to the eighth year of Zhenguan.
Jade Perry hides a small world of aura, where the flow of time is twice as fast as the real world, where grain can be grown and stored; on the other side of the door is a Tang village only two miles away from Chang'an, with smoke from cooking stoves and ancient cloth.
From then on, Li Chen started a life of "playing both sides": in the Tang Dynasty, he used first aid skills to save important ministers, and relied on high yields of grain to alleviate the hunger of the people. He became a "hidden wonder" that Li Shimin would look up to, and he saved gold and jewelry. When he returned to modern times, he chatted with his grandparents about daily life, helped his professor father check historical materials, and lived a nourishing and comfortable life by earning money across time and space.
He has no ambition to fight for hegemony, no intrigues, and with the space and modern wisdom of the jade pendant, Li Chen only wants to drink tea and discuss poetry in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, and enjoy the joy of the present world - what he wants for this double journey is the leisure that suits both ancient and modern times.
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Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on
Use this novel as the theme to write a novel in the version of All Realms and Heavens.
I would like to give the author a five-star praise for how he fully displayed his dog-licking skills!