Lin Yi, a contemporary college student, is the most academic among academics. His head is filled with five thousand years of historical context. He has "Encyclopedia of Scientific Experiments" thumbed through in his hands, and he also has an unpublished "Chinese Food Illustrated Book" hanging on his lips.
His life creed is simple: there is no end to learning and there is no fixed way to eat.
That day in the basement of the library, he came across the hidden compartment on the shabby bookshelf. After a while, the world was spinning, and when I opened my eyes, I saw the majestic Chang'an City, and the sound of camel bells from the Western Region caravans echoed in my ears.
Time traveled. The first year of Zhenguan.
What's even more terrible is that the three torn-up books he had during the time travel - "Five Thousand Years of China", "Encyclopedia of Scientific Experiments" and "China on the Bite of the Tongue" - turned into three golden lights and merged into his mind.
From then on, Datang had one more walking "encyclopedia".
What's even more terrible is that the three torn-up books he had during the time travel - "Five Thousand Years of China", "Encyclopedia of Scientific Experiments" and "China on the Bite of the Tongue" - turned into three golden lights and merged into his mind.
From then on, Datang had one more walking "encyclopedia".
