Dual Transmigration: Little Sizi in My Right Hand, Little Fusu in My Left

Lin Feng inherits an old house in the countryside and discovers two doors in the backyard: one leads to Great Qin, the other to Great Tang!

One day, two lost little kids wander into the courtyard.

One is a sweet, frail little princess of Great Tang, known as Little Sizhi, who calls him “Immortal Big Brother.”

The other is Great Qin’s eldest young prince, Little Fusu, who’s so hungry he’s crying while reciting The Analects.

Looking at these two historical figures destined for tragedy, Lin Feng gets angry. “Tragedy? Not on my watch!”

A barbecue feast and a few cold pills are all it takes for the two little kids to become completely smitten.

From then on, history takes a sharp turn!

Seeing potatoes yield fifty dan per mu, Li Shimin begs to buy them in a frenzy: “Immortal, would you take my imperial palace in exchange for some Erguotou?”

Seeing a map of the world, Qin Shi Huang executes Zhao Gao in a fit of rage. “My Great Qin falls after only two generations? Fusu, learn how to build cannons from the immortal. I’m going to conquer Rome!”

One day, the eternal First Emperor Qin Shi Huang comes face to face with Li Shimin, the Heavenly Khan...

Lin Feng lies back in his rocking chair and sighs helplessly. “Wasn’t I only supposed to look after the kids?”