What, Why Is My Tang Dynasty Full of Weirdos?

In the first year of Zhenguan, the Tang Dynasty was established and the world was at peace. Li Shimin worked hard to create an unprecedented prosperous era. Unexpectedly, many people with strange behaviors and strange behaviors suddenly appeared in Chang'an City. They claim to be from later generations and are proficient in mulberry farming techniques, medical science, medicine, and state governance. However, they often make shocking remarks and disrupt the court. Some people even call themselves the backbone of China during the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, hoping to make up for the regrets of the ages. Some people proposed in the court hall to "put the people first, promote benefits and eliminate disadvantages"; some offered new methods to improve farm tools and calendars; some directly admonished the emperor, and his character was like the reincarnation of Wei Zheng; some even sneaked into the harem and used strange recipes and secret techniques to recuperate the dragon's body, helping Queen Sun to regulate her body and mind. Li Shimin was furious when he first heard about it and wanted to punish him for the crime of confusing the public with his evil words. However, upon closer inspection, many of the strategies proposed by these strangers coincided with Zhenguan's good governance, and even corrected shortcomings that were not recorded in history. The potatoes and corn they brought helped the people have enough food and clothing; the improvement techniques they passed on also promoted the prosperity of all industries and the climate was changing day by day. In the harem, Queen Changsun is as virtuous as ever, but in the conversations with these strangers, she understands more about the relationship between monarch and ministers, and the love between husband and wife. The emperor and empress joined hands, facing this sudden and strange change, they were both doubtful and deep in thought. This book is based on official history, supplemented by the subtleties of human nature, and details how the Zhenguan monarchs and ministers sought healing amidst chaos and found out the way in collisions. There is no frivolity or banter, only the weight of history and the twists and turns of the human heart. I hope that all of you will follow me and step into the period of Zhenguan, which was disturbed by the "madman", and witness how an eternal wise king accommodated the visions of heaven and earth with a broad mind, and finally achieved a truly great era.