Dragon Boat Festival in the first year of Zhenguan. Eight-year-old Li Ke walked up to Li Shimin with rice wine he had warmed by his own hands. He smiled with two tiger teeth and said, "Father, I would like to propose a toast to you."
Li Shimin took a sip. The flavor is complex.
Li Ke was chased and beaten half of the imperial garden. When his butt blossomed, the system shouted in his head: "Mission accomplished! Evaluate SSS! Destination - Liaozhou!"
Where is Liaozhou? Liaodong. The northeast corner of the Tang Dynasty was the poorest, most remote, and coldest wilderness.
Li Shimin thought to himself: Little bastard, just go and chew the soil for a few years. When you can't bear it anymore, come and beg me.
Li Ke thought to himself: The Liaohe Plain, the forests of Changbai Mountain, the coal and iron underground, the outlet of the Bohai Sea... Dad, you have sent me to a treasured land.
Both father and son were satisfied.
This is a story about life-saving - a story about a time traveler using science, cool skills and a little bit of luck to rewrite the fate of the whole family. It's light-hearted and funny, occasionally tender, and the father and son play tricks on each other, but it never loses.
Ahead is Liaozhou. The fun has just begun.
