Da Tang Xiao Si Zi: I have a little pouch-like boy.

Faced with Li Qin's question, Li Lizhi remained silent.

This was not her opinion, but she still wanted to know Li Qin's answer.

“In your opinion, I am really at a disadvantage by selling such an important thing to you for only 10% of the profit.”

"But I don't think so. You have to understand, that's the salt profits of the entire Tang Dynasty. Taking one-tenth of it is not too little for an individual, but too much."

“I am not from your Great Tang Dynasty, and I am not interested in your wealth. But at the same time, I am an ordinary person, and some things from your country can indeed fetch a high price here.”

"I only want 10% of your profits so that I can use them to acquire things that I am interested in and like in the Tang Dynasty in the future."

"Actually, this doesn't need that much money at all. I never intended to spend it all. This 10% is for Mingda. From now on, all the money I earn in Datang will be credited to Mingda."

"This will be my dowry when she gets married."

Li Lizhi's eyes widened suddenly as she looked at Li Qin in disbelief.

He... he actually planned to give this 10% profit to Sizi?

Li Lizhi accepted the previous statement.

Based on Li Qin's explanation, it is not difficult to understand.

Compared to the entire Tang Dynasty, this one percent profit is indeed extremely astonishing; for Li Qin alone, it would probably be more than he could spend in ten lifetimes.

What's the use of having more money when you have so much that you can't spend it all?

However, Li Qin finally said that he actually planned to give all of this money to Si Zi, as a dowry for the little girl!

If this were to get out, everyone would probably know that the richest person in the entire Tang Dynasty was Princess Jinyang.

The young master's affection for Sizi is truly boundless!

At that moment, Li Lizhi suddenly felt a pang of envy.

I wish there was someone who would love me like this...

My cousin... well, never mind. My cousin is a gentleman; he doesn't talk about money or deal with business.

Thinking of Changsun Chong, Li Lizhi recalled the words Li Qin had spoken yesterday.

After glancing at the computer, he suddenly changed the subject and asked, "I wonder if there's any knowledge here about things like close relatives that the young man mentioned yesterday?"

Since they both have methods for making salt, I suppose the young master learned it from there.

Is that where the so-called blood relatives also come from?

Li Qin's lips twitched. This girl's ability to draw inferences from one instance to another is amazing; she can even think of this.

He nodded helplessly, pulled out the keyboard, and typed in with a bang: "The dangers of consanguineous marriage."

Video, play.

Li Lizhi's attention was instantly drawn to the screen, and she listened and watched intently.

Princess Chang Le was horrified when she heard what close kinship within three generations meant.

According to what's said here, he and his cousin are definitely close relatives.

When she heard that the newborn babies would have various diseases and defects, she immediately understood the meaning behind what Li Qin had said the day before.

Li Lizhi silently took off her headphones and remained silent for a long time.

"Hey, don't say that. You're not married yet. Once your parents have investigated this matter, they certainly won't push you into a fire pit."

Seeing the depressed girl, Li Qin quickly offered a few words of comfort.

Little did anyone know, Li Lizhi's silence wasn't because of this at all.

He gave him a deep look and suddenly asked, "Young master, is this the world after the Tang Dynasty?"

"Huh? How did you know?" Li Qin blurted out.

really!

From Li Qin's reaction and answer, Li Lizhi instantly confirmed her suspicions.

"When I was watching a documentary about salt production, there was a line that said before the Tang and Song dynasties, people would directly scrape salty soil from the coast and leach it to make brine..."

"At the time, I was thinking, are the Tang and Song dynasties mentioned here the same as my Great Tang and another dynasty called Song?"

"When examining consanguineous marriages, it is mentioned that in ancient times, people often determined the closeness of a relationship by surname."

"In addition, your knowledge of my Great Tang Dynasty, my marriage, and my mother's illness have led me to make some guesses."

"Young master, please tell Lizhi where exactly this place is? Or rather, what dynasty is it now, and how long ago is it from our Great Tang Dynasty?"

Li Qin: "..."

Now it was Li Qin's turn to fall silent.

Well, it's not that I don't want to tell the other person, it's just that once this topic is brought up, it can never end.

But looking into Li Lizhi's eager eyes, he couldn't refuse.

Finally, he could only sigh and say, "It is now 2024. The sixth year of Zhenguan in your time is 632 years in modern terms, which is 1392 years apart."

"In other words, the era you are in now is after 1392. As for the dynasty, hehe, my China no longer has an emperor's autocracy, there is only a country called China."

Despite her suspicions, Li Lizhi was still speechless with shock when she heard the truth from Li Qin herself.

More than 1,300 years later, I have actually arrived in the future!

No wonder the people here are no different from the people of the Tang Dynasty, except for their clothing and hairstyles.

Yellow skin, black hair, black eyes.

In this way, all the explanations make sense.

It must be that something bad happened after I married my cousin that the young man warned me.

It was for this reason that the young man did not haggle over the salt-making matter, but instead gave it away to the Tang Dynasty for free.

"Young master, if I had never met you, would my cousin and I have gotten married?" To confirm her answer, Li Lizhi asked again.

Li Qin felt that if he continued asking questions like this, a whole host of questions would be waiting for him.

So he got up and went to the computer, and typed in "Li Lizhi".

He opened Baidu Baike (Baidu Encyclopedia) and pointed at the screen, saying, "Look for yourself."

Li Lizhi: "..."

This...this is also okay?

It even includes his own life story.

Princess Changle (621-September 28, 643), whose original name was Li Lizhi, was the fifth daughter (eldest legitimate daughter) of Emperor Taizong of Tang. Her birth mother was Empress Wende, née Changsun, and she was the elder sister of Emperor Gaozong of Tang.

In the second year of the Zhenguan era (628), she was granted the title of Princess of Changle County by imperial decree.

Because she was born to the Empress, she was deeply loved by Emperor Taizong of Tang. In the fifth year of the Zhenguan era, Emperor Taizong prepared a dowry for her, doubling the amount of gifts compared to Princess Yongjia, which seriously exceeded the regulations and was remonstrated by Wei Zheng, the Grand Counselor.

In the seventh year of the Zhenguan era (633 AD), Princess Changle married Changsun Chong, the Vice Minister of the Imperial Clan Court, who was the eldest son of Changsun Wuji, the Duke of Qi. He later served as Secretary of the Imperial Secretariat, Minister of Justice, and Minister of War.

He died of illness on the 10th day of the eighth month of the 17th year of Zhenguan (September 28, 643), at the age of 23. He was buried in Zhaoling on the 21st day of the ninth month of the same year (November 7, 643).

When she saw that Li Lizhi had died at the age of 23 in the seventeenth year of the Zhenguan era, she was struck dumb...

I only lived to be 23 years old?

She even walked ahead of Aye...

She lost interest in reading any further.

He just stared at the screen with a wandering gaze, thinking to himself that he only had eleven years left to live.