Big Man: at the Beginning, He Raised Chen Ajiao as His Mother-In-Law.

In the fourth year of Jianyuan, the body of the emperor's eldest son Liu Yiyi, who was only four years old, mysteriously disappeared on the day of his burial. Emperor Liu Che of the Han Dynasty was furious and punished tens of thousands of people who had failed to fulfill their responsibilities. … In the second year of Yuanshuo, in Zhaojiazhuang at the foot of Lishan Mountain, Zhao Yi traveled to the tenth year of the Han Dynasty. He was mistaken for his son by the beautiful Aunt Chen. "Aunt Chen, I was only four years old at the time. I was rescued from the coffin. I was surrounded by the shouts of officers and soldiers." "I was so scared that I just kept running for my life. I couldn't remember the specific situation!" Aunt Chen's eyes were red, her hands were trembling, and she said excitedly: "Yi'er! Is it really you? Are you really not dead?" Zhao Yi: "..." Come again! How many times have we had to stop eating tofu so openly? Aunt Chen didn't care, and said shockingly: "Yi'er, do you want to be the prince?" Zhao Yi: "Aunt Chen, calm down! Uncle She doesn't want you anymore. I'll support you. Don't be crazy!" Aunt Chen was anxious, "What the hell! My mother is Chen Ajiao! Your father is Liu Che!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.