In the early years of Zhenguan, Chu Feng, a time traveler, unexpectedly entered Chang'an Palace and stirred the emperor's heart with the words "time travel". He spoke frankly about the fate of Prince Li Chengqian, pointed out Li Shimin's mistakes in raising his son, and even predicted the longevity of Empress Changsun and Li Zhi's ascension to the throne. Caught between imperial power and destiny, he regarded himself as an "idle rich man", dealing with emperors and important ministers. While avoiding the turmoil of betrothal, he used the wisdom of later generations to pave a new path for the Tang Dynasty.
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I gave it a two-star rating, mainly because the author mentioned twice that the emperor arrived at the Fang family, both of which were written in terms of the palace, which is the imperial study room. Can the Fang family be referred to as the imperial study room? Hey, I'm speechless!
I'm really speechless. Why is it that while I'm eating, the protagonist goes outside to take care of the kids again? Isn't it too out of the ordinary? Also, when drinking, you lift up the empty jug and take a few sips. How can you take a few sips when the jug is empty? Give you a star!
I gave it a two-star rating, mainly because the author mentioned twice that the emperor arrived at the Fang family, both of which were written in terms of the palace, which is the imperial study room. Can the Fang family be referred to as the imperial study room? Hey, I'm speechless! I'm really speechless. Why is it that while I'm eating, the protagonist goes outside to take care of the kids again? Isn't it too out of the ordinary? Also, when drinking, you lift up the empty jug and take a few sips. How can you take a few sips when the jug is empty? Give you a star!