The Celestial Screen: Adopting Little Xuzi, Broadcasting to All Dynasties!

Jiang Li, an exhausted college student juggling three part-time jobs in the city, decides to return home and open a modest bed-and-breakfast to escape the grind. His quiet life takes an unexpected turn when he encounters a lost little girl—Li Mingda, nicknamed Little Xuzi—who has mysteriously traveled through time from the Tang Dynasty into the twenty-first century. As Jiang Li takes her in, he awakens a "God-Level Dad System" that rewards him for pampering the child. He transforms into a master chef, whipping up desserts and pastries daily, showers her with clothes and toys, and takes her on trips across the country to show her the wonders of the modern world. Meanwhile, back in the Tang Dynasty, Emperor Li Shimin and Empress Empress Zhangsun are frantic over their beloved daughter's disappearance. Just as their anxiety peaks, a vast celestial screen appears in the sky above the imperial court, projecting the daily lives of Little Xuzi and Jiang Li. The Tang court watches in awe as Jiang Li lights a natural-gas stove—mistaken for magic that conjures fire from thin air—and prepares tomatoes, believed to be immortal fruits, with crystalline snow-white salt and sugar that even the emperor cannot obtain. A simple plate of scrambled eggs with tomatoes sends the entire assembly of ministers drooling, yearning for a taste of this celestial delicacy. When an intelligent television flickers to life, the Tang scholars and monks—Li Chunfeng, Yuan Tiangang, Xuanzang, Huijing, and others—fall to their knees, convinced it is a mystical treasure containing an entire world within, capable of imprisoning demons and men alike. All bow before Jiang Li, hailing him as an immortal descended from heaven.