Diary of Fishing in the East Palace

Li Chengqian, the eldest son of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, was crowned prince at the age of eight. History books say that he was deposed at the age of twenty-six, exiled to other places, and died in depression. The social animal who was reborn said: The throne? Don't want. Involution? Don't do it. There is only one KPI in this life - to turn the East Palace into a nursing home. In the morning, I was carried to court, where I watched my father lecture his ministers and hold weekly meetings like a boss; at noon, I found the royal meal greasy, so I secretly opened a small stove and figured out how to make the sugar finer and bake the tofu more tender; in the afternoon, I lay down in the sun and used some modern common sense to slowly light up a technology tree that was not too exaggerated. Wei Zheng came here to talk about it every day, and his younger brother Li Tai tried his best to write papers. The more his father praised him as "virtuous", the more panicked he became. A prince who just wanted to live comfortably and his group of misguided East Palace idlers lived a pleasant life in Chang'an of the Tang Dynasty. (Relaxation·History·Food·Slow Technology, no frustration, no bitterness or hatred.)