"Hold it! Second Young Master Fang, where are you off to?"
"Y-Your Highness, Fifth Prince, I'm going to a brothel!"
"Ha ha, perfect. Let's go together, then."
He transmigrates into Li You, the fifth son of Li Shimin of the Tang dynasty.
A scoundrel who steals his older sister's underwear and snatches snacks from his little princess sister!
Li Shimin: "You'er, if you became emperor of the Tang dynasty, what would you do with your brothers?"
Li You: "Naturally, I'd send them off to raise pigs! Raising pigs makes a fortune, Father!"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
My son, you should have the posture of a great emperor, so prosperous and in a trance
When the protagonist goes to a brothel, he doesn't even change his name, and is still called Li You. The surname Li is the emperor's surname, and others will know that the protagonist is the prince or a relative of the emperor. It doesn't matter if you say that your surname is Li in the frontier or in a relatively distant place. The emperor is far away and the emperor can't control you. But in the imperial city, if you dare to have the surname of emperor, you will be beheaded in minutes, unless it is the surname conferred by the emperor.
When I read the Tang Dynasty novel involving Li Chengqian in Feilu, he called him Li Chengqian. I don't know why, just like Feilu is Feilu.
Second author, could you get rich by raising pigs in ancient times?
Didn't the Tang Dynasty regard fatness as beauty? Why would the princess become angry when being called fat?
He has five surnames and seven looks. He is a powerful family member. In the local area, he is more effective than the emperor. If you don't mess with him, who will you mess with?
It looks good. Please give the author a boost and update more. It's not enough.
No, fans existed in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. You can read it (someone has researched the book The Origin and Flow of Fans)
What happened to Chapter **? Is it repeated? This seriously affects the reading experience.
Can the author tell me where those potatoes came from?