Call from Chang'an: I Picked up the Princess in 2026

In the autumn of 2026, it was a rainy night in Xi'an. After working overtime as a social worker, I came home and picked up two girls in traditional costumes in the back alley of the community - the older one was fifteen or sixteen years old, dignified and alert; the younger one was three or four years old, suffering from fever and coma. He thought he was an unlucky kid who got lost in cosplay, so he kindly took him in for a night. The big one said: "I am Li Lizhi, the eldest princess of the Tang Dynasty." When the little one woke up, he heard the sound of milk and said he was hungry: "Sister, I want to eat that fragrant porridge." She looked at the Baidu Encyclopedia on her mobile phone - "Li Lizhi, the eldest daughter of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, died in the 17th year of Zhenguan, at the age of twenty-three" - and fell into deep thought. It's over, I picked up two alive Tang Dynasty princesses. One is the eldest daughter who died young in history, and the other is Li Shimin's most beloved daughter who died in infancy. And he, a newly graduated otaku coder who writes online articles part-time to make ends meet, is now responsible for raising them? --- Later—— Three-year-old Sizi learned to order takeout, watch cartoons, show off "I am the emperor" in kindergarten and then be interviewed by the teacher. Fifteen-year-old Changle learned to use a smartphone, take the subway, read Baidu Encyclopedia to check his life, and then cried silently while holding his sister late at night. She learned how to make steamed glutinous rice dumplings, make palace dumplings, and was mistaken for the child's father during parent-child activities in kindergarten. Later—— Changle looked at the clumsy but serious look and asked softly: "You modern people, are you so awkward when you like someone?" She blushed to the base of her ears: "We... We pay attention to step-by-step..."