On their wedding night, Xue Shao woke up and found Princess Taiping putting a knife under her pillow.
There was Wu Zetian's spy outside the door, and seven years later, everyone in the house was executed.
He had no way out.
So during the day, she visited Pingkangfang and fought cocks and lackeys. People all over Chang'an said that the princess was blind and married a good-for-nothing.
At night, the territory of the Tang Dynasty was spread out, distilled wine knocked on the doors of merchants in the Western Regions, Arabic numerals were crushed for calculation and accounting, and a poem was sent back to the military situation thousands of miles away.
Taiping asked him: "What do you want to do?" He said: "Live." Taiping said: "What a coincidence, I am too."
People are rubbish in front of others, and they are manipulated by others behind them. This is the story of a history graduate student who used his knowledge gap of 1,300 years to survive under the nose of Wu Zetian and gradually put Princess Taiping on the throne.
