A Marketplace Across Time and Space: Diary of Raising Sizhi

Good news: In Xi’an, Su Huai stumbled upon a time-travel app and met the adorable four-year-old Princess Jinyang on the other side. She had a tiny, sweet voice, was clingy and cuddly, and loved to pout. Bad news: Her father was Li Shimin. What harm could a four-year-old child possibly have in mind? Just messaging Su Huai at the same time every day to wake him up, bragging that she’d eaten another piece of candy, and asking on her father’s behalf, “When can we dig up the sweet potatoes?” Su Huai: “?? Am I now the Tang Dynasty’s top consultant from the outside world?” In the Tang Dynasty, Empress Zhangsun’s cough and asthma found a cure, and famine found a solution. Li Shimin sat pondering the void late into the night. “Zisi, ask your Brother Su Huai how much he knows about the Turks...” Zisi: “Aye, Father, that question is way too hard! Zisi needs two more spoonfuls of honey first!” Later, Su Huai pondered the ever-updating historical records. “Have I taken in a little ancestor, or the Tang Dynasty’s chief director?” In a nutshell: After a tiny rhinoceros dumpling kidnapped me, I quietly rewrote the Tang Dynasty’s script. Note: History buffs, please go easy on me. The author is hopelessly obsessed with Zisi, so any fictional details are all Zisi’s fault!