On the first day he traveled to the Tang Dynasty, Zhou Che did two major things:
One, he threw his beloved Princess Changle into his arms;
Second, Li Shimin regarded him as an immortal and insisted on letting him build the flying artifact.
He originally just wanted to use the nine-year compulsory education knowledge to eat and wait for death, but the result:
Stir-fried vegetables have become the top delicacies in Chang'an, Tang poetry has become a classic sought after by literati, and even fundraising for disaster relief has been turned into a carnival limited to Furong Garden.
Princess Changle blushed and presented her with a jade plaque, Cheng Yaojin held a wine pot to recognize his brothers, and Li Shimin chased after him every day to ask for immortal magic.
Zhou Che collapsed: "I really can't fly! And I can't live forever!"
Li Shimin: "It's okay, as long as you can make a hot air balloon and cook braised pork!"
Princess Changle: "Zhou Lang, whether you are an immortal or not, I will go with you!"
Zhou Che looked at the crowd of suitors and reminders around him and finally understood:
In the Tang Dynasty, if you pretend to be cool, sooner or later you have to rely on your strength to come back.
By the way, I have to accept the princess who comes to my door!
The plot develops too quickly and is too chaotic, with no structure at all.
The plot in these chapters is too delayed.