Jade Phoenix and Tang Dynasty Travel for Thousands of Years [The Story of Little Sizi]

A little princess who was about to faint from heat fell into a "wonderland" where the cool breeze blew. It turned out that the person in charge of the "wonderland" was a rural teacher who was eating instant noodles and doing homework. On the hottest summer night in the tenth year of Zhenguan, the frail Princess Li Mingda of Jinyang clutched her jade pendant and made a wish in a daze: "I pray for a place where I will never sweat..." The next second, she fell into the 21st century with a bang, including herself and her bed. In front of her, a young man named Li Zhao was hurriedly hiding the bucket of instant noodles and passing the orange-flavored lollipop to her: "Don't be afraid, this is... An electric fan." As a result, the most bizarre "cross-time and space mutual aid group" in history was established. Li Zhao's township teacher went completely off track in his daily routine: teaching "a o e" during the day, and showing the princess a video at night explaining "why the light bulb turns on by itself." In addition to buying chalk, his salary also had to stock up on colored clay and chocolate - after all, the little ancestor used gold foil to paste a "sun" on the Rinzheng Palace last time, which almost caused a diplomatic incident. And Xiao Sizi's life in the Tang Dynasty also became strange and weird: The queen mother's cough was getting better day by day with the help of a "little silver pot" that could spray. My father was silent for three days while looking at the "Immortal Map" which was ten thousand times more detailed than the "Yugong Territory Map". She secretly took Sixteenth Sister Chengyang and Ninth Brother Li Zhi to travel through time. The three little ancients were chattering around the light-emitting "fairy mirror" (tablet computer). On the other side of the video, Li Zhao was laughing and crying at the math homework that had been marked by Empress Changsun... A seed from modern times fell into the soil of Zhenguan. What has changed is far more than history. This is a prosperous age bought with lollipops...