The Cute Three-Year-Old Boy Broke Through the Severe Drought, and the Fortune of the Tang Dynasty Soared

In the first year of Zhenguan, there was a severe drought, the land was bare for thousands of miles, and people died of hunger everywhere. Li Shimin personally led hundreds of civil and military officials to pray for rain, fasted for seven days, and kowtowed three thousand times, but God did not move. In the court hall, Wei Zheng exhorted "God's punishment is on top", the aristocratic family sneered "their strength is about to expire", the Turks were sharpening their swords, and the Tang Dynasty was in turmoil. At this moment, a dirty three-year-old girl was carried into Chang'an City by an old farmer in a broken basket. She squatted beside the dry river bed of Longshou Canal and said in a sweet voice—— "Here, dig down, three feet and six feet, there is water." Everyone thought she was crazy. Li Shimin, with the mentality of treating a dead horse as a living horse doctor, ordered people to dig it - sweet spring gushes out! From then on, this little milk baby, who spoke stumblingly and fell when walking, became the most outrageous existence in the Tang Dynasty. Drought? "Hehe teaches you, retting, retting, the land will not be thirsty." - The yield per mu has tripled! Locust plague? "Chong Chong, be afraid, chickens, chickens, ducks, eat it!" - Thousands of acres of fertile land have been saved! Turks heading south? "Map, wrong, uncles, go here, copy, copy the back road." - One hundred thousand cavalry were wiped out! Li Shimin hugged the little girl every day and never let go: "My hehe is a lucky star given to the Tang Dynasty by God! No one is allowed to steal it!" Queen Changsun smiled gently: "Your Majesty, it's time for He He to sleep." Cheng Yaojin slapped his thigh: "I, Old Cheng, caught another rabbit for Hehe today!" Wei Zheng had a cold face and silently took away the impeachment memorial. Only then did the civil and military officials of the entire dynasty realize that this three-year-old who could not even walk steadily had quietly carried the fate of the entire Tang Dynasty on his shoulders.