A Good Landlord in the Tang Dynasty: Emperor Yuan Cong

Chapter 1327 New book "Good Landlords in the Tang Dynasty: Starting from the Village Chief" released

Introduction: Li Yi traveled through time to the first year of Wude in the Tang Dynasty and came to Yushuchuan on the outskirts of Chang'an. Yesterday, Tang Wang Li Yuan ascended the throne and became the emperor. Today, Taoist Li Yi returned to secular life and became the village chief, but how come he brought his house with him?

Muzi is back with a new book. This time it is still a story about the Tang Dynasty, but he plans to write a different story. The protagonist still travels back to the early Tang Dynasty, but this time it is when Li Yuan just ascended the throne. This time he did not travel directly to the Tang Dynasty with a backpack, but traveled to a young Taoist priest, but brought his house with him in his mind. A pack of instant noodles can make a child cry, and a snow pan can make Jingzhao Du family pay gold for me, and they also recommended him to be the village chief...
Excerpts from the works:
Midsummer countryside,
Li Yi stood there blankly.

There are rice fields crisscrossing and poplar trees towering before you.

The breeze blows gently, the rice seedlings sway, and the egrets fly.

The wind carries the unique freshness of the rice fields.
What a charming scenery of the Jiangnan water town, but some confused memories in his mind reminded him that this was not Jiangnan, but Yusuku River in the south of Chang'an City.

It is backed by the majestic Shenheyuan and faces the winding Hehe Beach. Forty miles to the north is the capital city of Chang'an, and not far to the south is the majestic Qinling Zhongnan Mountains.

Li Yi could not imagine that there was such a water town at the foot of Zhongnan Mountain.
What was even more unexpected was that after he was hit by a meteor that night, he became a completely different person when he woke up.

An eighteen-year-old Taoist priest named Wu Yi, an ancient man who lived more than a thousand years ago.

Li Yi replaced Wu Yi and became a Taoist priest at Wuji Temple in Yusu Township, Shenheyuan, south of Chang'an City.

"Master Wuyi!"

Hearing shouts from afar, Li Yi looked up and saw a skinny young man with his hair tied into two corners, bare back, and wearing only knee-length trousers running towards him.

"Master Wuyi, Guo Erlang is looking for you and is in the temple."

Li Yi recognized the young man as Heiwa, the shepherd boy of Village Chief Guo Erlang's family.

"Ah."

Li Yi walked towards the Wuji Temple on the hilltop at the foot of the cliff at the head of the village.
Wuji Temple has long been in ruins, but according to Taoist priest Zhao, it has a long history. It was built by Emperor Gaozu of Han, Liu Bang, to commemorate his meritorious official Ji Xin, and was originally named Yutian Wuji Palace.

In the past, there were also constant incense offerings.

But six years ago, an evil dragon broke out in Shibian Valley on the upper reaches of the Hehe River, destroying 24 villages along the Hehe River, flooding countless fertile fields, and destroying more than ten miles of riverbed paddy fields with gravel and silt. That year was the eighth year of Daye, and it was also the beginning of the Daye Emperor's three expeditions to Goguryeo. The people on both sides of the Hehe River were in even worse trouble and had to leave their homes and beg for food to survive.

Later, Taoist Zhao also left Wuji Temple with the ten-year-old Taoist boy Wuyi and began to travel around. He was gone for six years and just came back not long ago.

But when I came back, something went wrong.

Since the section of Shenheyuan where Wuji Temple is located is also known as Juelongling, it is very steep. A few days ago, there was a heavy rain and the cliff collapsed. Wuji Temple and half of the cave dwellings of Luojiabao at the west end were buried, resulting in heavy casualties.

Taoist Zhao is dead.

Wu Yiben was also dead, and Li Yi resurrected him by using his body.

There is a tall soapberry tree in front of Wuji Temple, with a crown like an umbrella. It is said that it was planted by Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty himself after he built the Yutian Wuji Palace for Ji Xin. If this is true, then the tree has a history of more than 800 years.

The trees are still lush, but the Wuji Temple has long been dilapidated. Originally it had two courtyards, east and west, and covered an area of ​​more than two acres. Now it has long been abandoned. Half of the roof of the Sanqing Hall has collapsed, and the buildings have also collapsed, leaving only a few walls.

For this reason, after Zhao Laodao and Wu Yi came back, they had to clean up the earthen cave under the Guanhou Cliff where they used to store miscellaneous items and live there temporarily. As a result, a heavy rain caused the cave to collapse.

Muramasa Kuojiro, wearing a black hat, stood under the big soapberry tree waiting for him.
"This section of cliff has collapsed for the third time in the past hundred years, with hundreds of casualties." Guo Erlang shook his head. "I didn't expect that Taoist Zhao would encounter this incident right after returning."

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"Wuyi, what are your plans next?"

Li Yi still hasn't come back to his senses.

Guo Cunzheng patted his shoulder.

"I have something important to tell you. The dynasty has changed. Seven days ago, on May 14, the Emperor of Chang'an Yining abdicated the throne to the Prime Minister, King Tang, and was demoted to Duke of Feng. Yesterday, the new emperor ascended the throne in the Taiji Hall, offered sacrifices to heaven and earth in the southern suburbs, issued a general amnesty, renamed the country the Great Tang, and changed the second year of Sui Yining to the first year of Tang Wude."

Li Yi was shocked by the news again...
(End of this chapter)