Yang Chenbin traveled through time. He had no aura of overlord, no knowledge of history, only a body that was about to starve to death and three Kaiyuan Tongbao in his pocket.
When he was about to die, someone handed him a steamed bun.
He looked up and saw a pair of eyes as cold as autumn water.
Later I found out that her name was Yu Youwei, also known as Xuanji - the talented woman of the late Tang Dynasty who should have ended up scrawled in the history books.
In order to survive, he became the nominal son-in-law of the Pei family.
During the day, I worked on the abacus and at night, I drew drawings. I used the knowledge of modern agricultural machinery to transform the curved shaft plow and design the water drum truck.
Everyone laughed at him for being crazy: How could a man in name only really think he could plow this heavy Tang Dynasty?
Only Yu Youwei would stand quietly behind him and watch him draw strange shapes on the paper with charcoal.
"What is this?"
"Seeder... Forget it, you don't understand even if I tell you."
"I understand." She picked up a pen and wrote a line of small letters beside her, "'If a worker wants to do his job well, he must first sharpen his tools.' But is this the truth?"
He gradually discovered that in this era:
Wen Tingyun's wine bottle contains frustrated poems,
There is an undercurrent under the Pei Mansion's ledger,
What is not recorded in the history books is that the girl named Yu Xuanji once stopped for a stranger one autumn night.
When the wheel of history rolls over the destined trajectory,
He grasped the modified plowshare in his hand.
"If the sunset of the Tang Dynasty cannot be changed,
At least, let me plow out a small patch of moonlight for you. "
This book is also called "Chang'an Plowing Moon"
[Reading Tips]
1. Slow heat + daily warmth
2. Lack of rigorous research
3. The story of ordinary people staying together in the Tang Dynasty
Reader comments
I'm very curious about how the author Pei Yunzhao ends that line [what]
It's not bad, but the protagonist's role is a bit lacking, and the group portraits are not impressive.
This book ranks among the best in Tomato. Suitable for people who are serious and don't like mindless writing. The plot is very good, and the emotional portrayal of the male and female protagonists is top-notch (in my opinion).
I'm very curious about how the author Pei Yunzhao ends that line [what]
It's not bad, but the protagonist's role is a bit lacking, and the group portraits are not impressive.
This book ranks among the best in Tomato. Suitable for people who are serious and don't like mindless writing. The plot is very good, and the emotional portrayal of the male and female protagonists is top-notch (in my opinion).
So far it looks pretty good [like][like][like]
I support dual heroines