In the Prosperous Tang Dynasty, Jiang Lang Accompanied the Poetry Immortal with a Bean Bag

History and refreshing writing coexist, watch Jiang Lang play with the Doubao AI in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, become brothers with the poetry immortal, and go to the prosperity together with the beauty! The soul of modern doctor Jiang Wen has traveled to the prosperous Tang Dynasty. The only thing left in his family is the ancestral bronze tripod. Fortunately, the bean bag is bound to his brain! In the cold winter, he relies on earthwork to keep out the cold, and in spring plowing, he doubles the yield per acre with improved corn. He meets the medical girl Su Qingyuan for the first time, and uses the law to clear her wrongs, and the young man's romance begins to show. He went to Chang'an to take the examination for the manufacturing department, his strategy shocked the court, his archery shocked the capital, and he became famous in one battle and entered an official career. Qu Jiang fights with poems to overwhelm the powerful, and accidentally meets Ayesha, a talented woman from a Hu businessman, and becomes a close friend. The two beauties accompany each other with warmth, and they become prosperous step by step. He was appointed as the governor of Hongzhou to promote the pilot land reform and outsmarted the local tycoons. He was appointed as the minister of the Ministry of Rites to open the imperial examination for the first time to recruit talents for the poor family. He was hindered by the powerful in every possible way, and the situation was broken at every step, which showed great wisdom. The Ziji Palace enlightens Li Bai, the Golden Turtle exchanges wine for friends, helps the poetry immortal enter the Imperial Academy, and avoids troubles, witnessing the prosperity and loneliness of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. When the Anshi Rebellion was in danger, he was ordered to guard Tong to protect the people, and sent messages thousands of miles to save Taibai. He showed his responsibilities in literature and martial arts in troubled times. From a poor family in Yuezhou to a first-rank official in Chang'an, he carried bean bags to improve people's livelihood, promoted imperial examinations, and accompanied poets and immortals to write legends and watch the rise and fall. When the bronze tripod shone again, he returned to modern times and unfolded the "Notes of Jiang Lang in the Prosperous Tang Dynasty", only to realize that this time-travel had already caused the wind of the prosperous Tang Dynasty to blow throughout the millennium. (A total of 8 volumes and more than 500 chapters)