Eating a Big Melon, the Emperor Almost Had His House Stolen

Similar names within similar ones currently: Xu Zishen (Shang Shu of the Ministry of Justice) (good friend with Xu Zhiyuan) son Xu Jinnian (works in the Ministry of Rites) (good friend with Xu Zikai)! The eldest son of Xu Zhiyuan (the Minister of Rites) is Xu Zikai (the general), and the youngest son is Xu Zinian! Xu Zhixing (the second brother of Xu Zhiyuan) has the eldest son Xu Zihuan and the youngest son Xu Zixiu! Why do all the younger members of the Xu family use the word "zi"? It's because they should use this word in their generation! For example, in some genealogies, the eldest son is called "Li Yiyi" and the second eldest son is called "Li Eryi" But the genealogy shows 'Li Yiyi', but there is a small 'Li Eryi' written next to the second child.

It's quite fun, being read without knowing it is a bit embarrassing, not to mention being heard by others with a colorful "brain moving on its own". The heroine didn't say anything, just blindly making up, and was almost embarrassed by the person involved to the point of deducting an imperial city. Appropriate jokes, a little counter-routine, and give people around you some small shocks to modern thinking [laughing][laughing]

It's so good-looking that it makes my stomach hurt when I laugh. Xu Qingqing's mind is so brilliant! I thought there was going to be a drama about the real and fake daughter with Xu Qingqing! On the spot, I noticed that the man in front of me was called Xiaoshuai, which almost made me laugh to death!

Why are there two Xu Qingqings? Which one is real?

Why are so few people reading this book? I still picked it up from the recommendations.

Thank you for your hard work, author.

Funny and good to watch. Recommended! ! ! ! !

It looks good. It makes my stomach hurt when I laugh, but it's a little short.

Come on, come on, it's really good-looking, oh, it made me laugh so hard, come on, come on! , Come on, come on!