Traveling through the early years of Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty, he became the dandy son of the founding hero, an unlearned and unskilled "supervisor" of the Imperial College, who just wanted to rely on his ancestors' protection to live and die. Because Kong Yingda "argued" Kong Yingda in the Imperial Academy class, saying that Confucian classics could not solve the problem of hunger, he was punished to participate in the construction of the new royal farm. He originally wanted to go fishing on the farm, but was forced to use modern agricultural technology and project management methods to build the barren royal farm into the "No. 1 Farm in Zhenguan" with an astonishing yield per acre. This shocked the government and the public, and he had a constant entanglement with the unruly princess in charge of overseeing the work...
[You are asked to farm, have you taken care of Princess Changle?
Cheng Zhao forced the eldest princess of the Tang Dynasty to sign a blood-handprint contract.
In order to win the bet, Princess Li Lizhi of Changle ran into the mud every day, trying to catch him.
Result:
When she saw Cheng Zhao casually drawing a curved shaft plow, her pride was shattered.
When she saw the steaming greenhouse on a snowy day, her defenses collapsed.
Until five months later, looking at the mountains of food, the whole world respected Cheng Zhao as a saint.
Li Lizhi blushed and walked to Cheng Zhao's bed with a basin of hot water.
"Asshole... Didn't you agree that I would only wash boots? Why are you taking off your clothes?"
Just came out, very nice