The Great Tang Dynasty's Trans-Dimensional Conference: Little Rhinoceros Arrives

Chang Le thought for a moment, then stepped forward and tightly took Lin Fan's arm. "Why don't you wait for me to come back from driving practice and we can go together?"

"Okay."

"Hey, what are you looking at Mimi for?" Just as Lin Fan finished speaking, the little princess's voice rang out from the second-floor railing.

Hearing the noise coming from the second floor, Chang Le was startled and subconsciously let go of her hand.

Lin Fan remained calm and looked up at the little princess. "Sizi, why are you awake too?"

"I want the first volume!"

"Then hurry up and go, be careful not to poop in your pocket," Chang Le reminded him.

The little princess then realized what was happening, snorted, and quickly covered her bottom and ran to the bathroom.

Hearing the noise, Mingyue came out of the kitchen.

Lin Fan pointed to the second floor, "Mingyue, go up and check on the little guy, make sure he doesn't play in the water."

"OK."

Two hours later, Chang Le finished her practice for the day and returned to the villa.

"Men, get ready to go to the Tang Dynasty to install a projector for Grandpa."

"Here I am!"

The Da'an Palace had already been equipped with solar power generation devices, so now Lin Fan only needed to install the projector.

The entire installation process is not complicated; you only need to fix the screen to the wall.

After the screen was installed, Lin Fan had Li Yuan send someone to bring over a tall wooden stand, on which he placed the projector unit.

Li Yuan hasn't watched much TV these past few days, and the power storage unit has more than enough power.

Lin Fan then inserted the downloaded movies and TV series onto the projector and started playing them with the remote control.

Li Yuan was overjoyed when the images appeared on the screen.

"Great! This screen is big enough, it's much clearer than a TV, hahaha."

With a thought, Lin Fan took out his reading glasses from his pocket and handed them to Li Yuan.

"Grandpa, try wearing this."

"What's this for? A piece of glass?"

"These are called reading glasses. Wearing them will help you see things more clearly." As he spoke, Lin Fan hung the glasses on Li Yuan's nose.

After the initial adjustment period, Li Yuan found that the world before him suddenly became clear.

He said incredulously, "This...this thing is amazing!"

As far as the eye can see, that misty feeling is gone.

He used to think that it was normal for his eyesight to become blurry as he got older, but he never expected that the two glass lenses from his future life would completely solve his problem.

Just then, Consort Yang, who was in charge of Li Yuan's daily life, came out from the inner chamber after hearing the noise.

She immediately noticed the curtain hanging on the wall.

Staring at the scene above in shock, Consort Yang remained stunned for a long time before gradually recovering her senses.

"Your Majesty! What is this? It doesn't look like a television set."

Li Yuan smiled and shook his head. "Lin Fan brought this over, so I don't understand it either."

Consort Yang turned to look at Lin Fan, hoping to get an answer from him.

The two had met once before when Li Yuan was ill. Lin Fan nodded slightly as a greeting, then explained with a smile:

"This is a projector. As the name suggests, it projects the image inside the box onto the wall through a lens. As for the more complex things inside, I can't explain them clearly."

Lin Fan then taught Li Yuan how to operate the projector, but he found it too troublesome, so he asked Consort Yang to come forward and learn from Lin Fan.

After explaining the operating method, Lin Fan took out two more USB flash drives from his pocket and placed them on the table.

"Consort Yang, after you've finished watching the previous episodes, replace these two USB drives with the original ones. If you really run out of things to watch, send someone to deliver a message to the Empress or His Majesty."

These three USB drives have large capacities, and Lin Fan specifically downloaded many period dramas, movies, and operas from before the Tang Dynasty.

Even if the old man watches it every day, it would be enough to keep him occupied for a long time.

Lin Fan had previously considered getting his hands on playing cards and mahjong, but Li Yuan was better off quietly recuperating.

After having lunch at Da'an Palace, we returned to Lizheng Hall to chat with Empress Zhangsun for a while, and most of the day passed by.

As soon as Lin Fan and the little princesses returned to the villa, his phone started ringing with a series of notification sounds.

I took a look, and it turned out to be a message from my mom.

The questions above are all asking him when he's going back for the upcoming National Day holiday.

She also instructed him to bring the two little princesses, and if possible, it would be even better to bring Chang Le along.

After thinking for a moment, Lin Fan decided to reply to the message first.

However, he did not say which specific day he would go back, only telling his mother that it would definitely be before National Day.

.......

Lizheng Hall.

Li Shimin was extremely busy during this period, not only sending a large number of officials to Tibet, but also revising a large number of local policies.

Although Tibet has now been successfully incorporated into the territory of the Tang Dynasty, the local people do not resist the rule of the Tang Dynasty.

However, there is still a huge gap between their cultural beliefs and lifestyles and those of the Tang Dynasty.

After reading the materials Lin Fan had found for him, Li Shimin decided to first implement the "one country, two systems" policy.

Of course, unlike later dynasties, Tibet only had normal administrative power, while the deployment of military forces was entirely controlled by the Tang Dynasty.

Li Shimin also knew that it was not something that could be accomplished overnight if the Tibetan people were to be completely assimilated by the Central Plains.

In his view, this matter needs at least several decades to settle.

Back in her palace, Empress Zhangsun looked at Li Shimin, who looked exhausted, and felt very sorry for him.

"Erlang, why are you back so late again today? Go and get some rest."

"Guanyinbi, you are pregnant now, you should rest early, don't wait for me tonight."

Empress Zhangsun ignored him, got up and helped Li Shimin take off his coat, and the maid also quickly brought a basin of hot water to help Li Shimin soak his feet.

After soaking his feet and quickly washing up, Li Shimin gently embraced Empress Zhangsun.

"Guanyinbi, Wuji submitted a memorial today, and I feel it is necessary to discuss it with you."

"Hmm? What's wrong with my brother?" Empress Zhangsun's expression instantly turned serious.

"Don't worry, it's not a bad thing." Li Shimin gently patted Empress Zhangsun's shoulder. "They all know that we owe a great deal to Lin Fan's help in the previous battle against Tibet. Otherwise, our Great Tang would never have been able to take down Tibet so easily."

"Oh, then what does my brother want to say?"

"The main issue is still about rewards and honors."

"An award?" Empress Zhangsun asked, somewhat puzzled. "Didn't you already hold an award ceremony for Erlang? Did something go wrong?"

Li Shimin shook his head, "There are no oversights. I have already bestowed all the rewards that were due."

Empress Zhangsun pressed her neck against Li Shimin's without speaking, simply waiting quietly for what was to come.

"Although the official appointments and rewards have been made at court, there's one person we might have forgotten about?"

Empress Zhangsun's beautiful eyes flickered slightly, and she instantly realized what she meant. "Second Prince, are you referring to Fan'er?"

"That's right."