Great Tang: Little Sizi Calls Me Dad, and Li Er Is Stunned

[Great Tang] + [Feeding Princess Sizi] + [Raising an adorable child] + [Gourmet] + [Shocking Li Er] The ancestral bronze mirror belonging to Lin Bei, a bankrupt chef, turned out to connect to the imperial palace of the Great Tang, a thousand years in the past. One late night, a bowl of traditional beef noodles vanished into thin air. From the other side of the mirror came a little girl's astonished exclamation: "Immortal big brother, your soup is a hundred times yummier than Mama's!" The girl was Li Mingda, the beloved little Princess of Jinyang, nicknamed Sizi, living in the sixth year of the Zhenguan era. From then on, caramel pudding, starry-sky lollipops, and bear-shaped custard buns crossed through time to delight the little princess. Sizi ate until her eyes crinkled into crescent moons, and her soft, sweet "Godfather" melted Lin Bei's heart. The Gourmet food won over the little princess and caught the attention of Empress Zhangsun and the entire Taiji Palace. Even Emperor Taizong, Li Shimin, couldn't help sneaking a look from behind a screen. When he heard little Sizi call the man "Godfather," Li Er got angry. "Insolent! You can't just call someone that!" When Lin Bei brought medicine that cured little Sizi, Li Er said, "Fine, as long as Sizi is safe." When Lin Bei brought out knowledge and crop seeds from the future, Li Er said, "Well done! I happen to be short one brother!" Gourmet food crosses through time, and an adorable child takes center stage. See how a bankrupt chef uses a single pot to win over the most precious little foodie in Chang'an a thousand years ago.