Takeaway boy Lin Mo picked up a little girl wearing a Tang suit and holding a wooden box on a rainy night.
"Who are you? Where is this?"
The little girl called herself Princess Le'an of the Tang Dynasty. The jade pendant in her arms still held the warmth of a thousand years ago. Lin Mo looked at the historical records of "Tang Xuanzong's Daughter" on his phone and was completely confused - had he picked up a living antique?
From then on, Lin Mo's life completely went astray:
When he taught the princess how to use the toilet, she thought it was a "new toilet bowl"; when he took her to the supermarket, she regarded potato chips as "strange dry food"; when he sent her to school, she crushed the whole class with "Three Hundred Tang Poems" and shouted at the projector, "This is a Western illusion".
"Lin Mo, what kind of mythical beast is that flying iron bird (airplane)?"
"Lin Mo, this small luminous box (mobile phone) can actually transmit sounds. Could it be that it has clairvoyance and ears?"
When the quirky little princess of the Tang Dynasty meets the down-to-earth modern dad, the daily life of living together across time and space is full of laughter. But as Le An's life experience was spied on, antique dealers and mysterious organizations came one after another, and Lin Mo discovered that the arrival of this little princess might be more than an accident.
On one side is the little one who is gradually adapting to modern life and becoming more and more dependent on him. On the other side is her hometown of Chang'an, which she misses day and night. When the clues to go back emerged, Lin Mo stood at the crossroads of time and space and realized that the so-called concern had already spanned thousands of years.
"Le'an, if you want to go home, I'll take you there. If you want to stay..." He touched the girl's head, "This is your home too."
