Zhenguan Father and Son Bureau: Did the Prince Catch Fish Today?

When he woke up, Su Chen, a graduate student in the history department, became Li Chengqian, the prince of the Tang Dynasty. Good news: My biological father is Li Shimin, the emperor of the ages, and my biological mother is the eldest grandson empress, a model of virtue. She is Wang Zha at the beginning. Bad news: His leg was lame. History books say that he rebelled and was demoted, ending miserably. In this way, the daily life of a "bad" prince inexplicably pushed the Zhenguan era to a new height. When Turkic envoys invaded, he wrote doggerel poems to criticize them; when the Yellow River flooded, he instituted a "segmented contract responsibility system"; when there was a quarrel in the court, he could always come up with a bad idea to shut everyone up - oh no, it was a good idea. Li Shimin changed from the initial "treasonous son!" To the later "This kid has something good", and finally "My son, follow me." And Li Chengqian's greatest achievement was not to keep his position as prince, but to turn the tragic father-son story in history into a warm and funny daily life in Chang'an. This is a story about "how the fishing prince used modern knowledge to win in ancient times". It is also a story about "the arrogant emperor father and the monkey prince son falling in love and killing each other". During the Zhenguan period, in the city of Chang'an, the most noble father and son lived a most splendid life.