Reborn in the late Han dynasty, he became a son of Liu Luan, Prince of Jibei, through a twist of fate.
The Han dynasty has lost the Mandate, and all under Heaven are vying for it. In this time of chaos, are all imperial kinsmen doomed to die? Fortunately, Liu Xian activated the God-Tier Investment System...
"Ding! Congratulations, Host. Your investment in Ran Min succeeded. Calculating your returns!"
"Ding! Congratulations, Host. You have gained 80 points of strength!"
"Ding! Congratulations, Host. You have received Ran Min's battle halberd!"
"Ding! Congratulations, Host. You have received a Red Dragon steed!"
"Ding! Congratulations, Host. You have gained Ran Min's halberd technique experience!"
"Ding! Congratulations, Host. You have gained Ran Min's calligraphy experience!"
"Ding! Congratulations, Host. You have gained Ran Min's command experience!"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Now Yue Fei has been removed from history textbooks. It's really scary.
As an author, getting first blood is not too much!
Wei Emperor Ran Min can be said to be the last hope of the Han people. You can say that he is cunning, cunning, treacherous, unfaithful, unfaithful and unfilial. All the shortcomings can be attributed to him, but he is worthy of the Han people. Maybe he also has Han blood on his hands, but so what, he is worthy of our Zhuxia. I personally never think that he is a good person, but I think he is worthy of the Han people in the world and is a great king. Sad Ran Wei.
The best wife in the Three Kingdoms is Cai Yan
Ran Min was a prostitute who recognized a thief as his father and killed his grandfather's family.
What do you invest in? If you invest, what do you invest in? It's air, what did you give him? There are also investors in Pangu, what have you given to Pangu? When I see a novel with the word investment in it, I don't want to read it because it's so general.
Chapter 4: Dian Wei clearly didn't state his name, but only said "Grandpa Dian", so you assume it must be Dian Wei? Ask the author where he figured it out? Are you trying to forcefully arrange a military commander for the protagonist? Is the surname Zhao the same as Zhao Yun? The person named Lu is Lu Bu? Funny! After the two sides fought for a round, Dianwei said again that you are not a Yellow Turban? I also want to ask whether the brain is a good thing. The author's imagination is good. . . . Really ****
Seeing that the protagonist does not even have a son now, is the protagonist a eunuch? In ancient times, especially in troubled times, if the protagonist does not have a son, how can your civil servants and generals be loyal to you? What if the protagonist revives the Han Dynasty? Without a son, does the protagonist plan to subjugate the country in the second generation?
No matter what Sima Hui does, I will secretly exterminate Sima's family in Hanoi first, and let him make plans as he pleases. Then kill Zhuge Liang, and there will be no three points in the world.
I suggest the author not to pursue the industrial route. This is a product of abnormal development caused by war. On the surface, industry seems to have brought convenience to society. In fact, in just a few hundred years, it has exhausted the resources accumulated over hundreds of millions of years on the earth. The so-called peace is only the product of nuclear threats. If any nuclear weapon cannot be thought of, the entire earth will be buried with it.