Flow easily, develop flow, and flow daily.
"Your Majesty, there is not enough food in the country."
King Langya: "No problem, let's go cut Liu Bei's wheat together tonight."
"What do you call the guy who is frivolous about the bride? Catch him quickly!"
King Langya: "He is Cao Cao! Everyone, catch him quickly."
King Langya: "The one in red robe is Cao Cao, arrest Cao Cao quickly!"
King Langya: "The man with the long beard is Cao Cao. Catch Cao Cao quickly!"
King Langya: "The man with the short beard is Cao Cao..."
Cao Cao: "King Langya is harming me!!!"
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
First blood, come on, author, don't be a eunuch
*Shit, how is it possible that Langya Kingdom is only the size of a village? Langya County and Langya Kingdom cannot coexist. If there is Langya Kingdom, there will be no Langya County, and if there is Langya County, there will be no Langya Kingdom, because Langya County is Langya Kingdom, and Langya Kingdom is Langya Yajun, the smallest vassal king in China must be a county. Do you think the Han Dynasty is a small country like Japan? With the Tuien Order, how could there be so many feudal states in the Han Dynasty? Even if there are 8,000 feudal states, the vassal king must have a county after all, right?
First blood, come on, author, don't be a eunuch
*Shit, how is it possible that Langya Kingdom is only the size of a village? Langya County and Langya Kingdom cannot coexist. If there is Langya Kingdom, there will be no Langya County, and if there is Langya County, there will be no Langya Kingdom, because Langya County is Langya Kingdom, and Langya Kingdom is Langya Yajun, the smallest vassal king in China must be a county. Do you think the Han Dynasty is a small country like Japan? With the Tuien Order, how could there be so many feudal states in the Han Dynasty? Even if there are 8,000 feudal states, the vassal king must have a county after all, right?