The Little Taotie Sizi of the Tang Dynasty

Freelance illustrator Lin Chen's life plan is simple: take care of his three-and-a-half-year-old sister, draw some small paintings, cook some delicious food, and enjoy a peaceful urban home life. Until one day, the antique jade pendant he bought for his sister suddenly glowed, and a soft and ignorant little dumpling wearing an exquisite Tang skirt appeared out of thin air in his living room. Xiaotuanzi opened his big black eyes, looked at the glowing "night pearl" (electric lamp), pointed at the moving person (TV) in the "iron box", and timidly tugged at the corner of his clothes: "Where is this? Sizi... Wants to go back to the Lizheng Palace." Lin Chen looked at the jade pendant in his hand that perfectly matched the accessories around the little girl's neck, forming a complete dragon and phoenix pattern. He then looked at his younger sister who excitedly shouted "new sister" and was completely confused. From then on, his modern day-to-day life of raising a baby completely deviated from his style. When you warm milk for your sister, you have to warm a bowl for Princess Jinyang of the Tang Dynasty and explain that "this is milk, not buttermilk"; When using cartoons for enlightenment, you have to deal with the little princess's shock and curiosity about the "Fairy Movie"; Going out to the supermarket is a large-scale historical and cultural practice lesson - from plastic packaging to elevator operation, everything can attract exclamations and questions from Sizi. And the chocolates, picture books and modern children's medicine he passed on through the jade pendant caused an even greater shock to Li Shimin and Empress Changsun in the distant Zhenguan period... When the modern warm-hearted brother meets the charming and naive little princess of the Tang Dynasty, a journey of dining tables, classes and companionship spanning thousands of years begins.