One-sentence summary: Li Shimin was kidnapped by a monster, and Tang Monk went to rescue him with an eight-meter sword.
Tip: In the first third of the series, the heroine did not know that she was Li Shimin in her previous life.
Also known as: "Secret Office of Number C"
Introduction: There is a kind of creature called "monster" or "monster" in this world, which has been against mankind for thousands of years. During Li Shimin's time, a powerful monster evolved into a human form and tried to become 'Daji', but Li Shimin's chaste and heroic attributes were stronger and he refused.
Li Shimin was reincarnated into modern times and was reincarnated as Huang Ci, a female engineer working in the Yangtze River Delta region. The monster from the previous life also stalked her. Even though the genders of the two were reversed, the monster was still obsessed with the character of "Daji", so he seemed to be a "male noble concubine". An organization called the China Abnormal Intelligence Secret Service has been hunting this monster, and Master Xuanzang, who was reincarnated into modern times, is also among them. From this, a farce that mixes the worldview of Journey to the West and the worldview of official history begins.
Characters:
The heroine - Huang Ci, was born as Li Shimin in her previous life, and is now a female laborer. She is both light and strong.
The male protagonist - No. 3, A male concubine who only wants to be a beloved concubine. She was stalked in her previous life and is still stalked in this life.
The second male lead - Zhu Baixian, a Taoist priest who was reincarnated by Xuanzang. The heroine is a child. I fetched the scriptures for you in the previous life, but you lend me to copy homework in this life.
Some other interesting characters -
Black Star, the Chinese's own founder of the Seven Seas.
Yuichi Aono is a poor person and hard to criticize.
Ueno Cang, mentally retarded children are much happier.
Bai's family of foxes are model workers.
Concept: The bright moon has never been perfect since ancient times, and the shadow is always there.