In the Han dynasty, I'm Emperor Zhao of Han. Huo Guang and the Chair Spirit handle the errands. When I'm bored, I go stir up trouble in the Celestial Court.
In the Ming dynasty, I'm the Iron-Blooded Divine Marquis. Gu Santong and Li Xunhuan handle the errands. When I'm bored, I go stir up trouble in Fusang.
In the Sui and Tang dynasties, I'm Emperor Yang of Sui. The Twin Dragons and Sun Wukong handle the errands. When I'm bored, I go stir up trouble in Buddhism.
In the Shang and Zhou dynasties, I'm King Zhou of Shang. The Lord of Heaven's Interception and Luo Hou handle the errands. Whenever I feel like it, I go stir up trouble in the Primordial World.
Liu Fuling says that being the boss is just this simple and unremarkable.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Damn it, so ancient? I just saw a book written in 18 years ago, and you are even better in the book written in 15 years.
The author should add Yunge's brother here, so it feels more complete.
What are you writing about? History is not history, martial arts is not martial arts
About the book "Reincarnation of the Heavens: The Villain Boss Begins from the Movie and TV Man" written by Miao Miao Chapter 1 Fourteen months pregnant, she was shocked to become a sage child! Chapter review.
I hope to continue writing, but the plot of the latest chapter is a bit confusing. According to the setting of the novel, Huo Qubing is Yunge's father.