Thirty thousand cavalrymen swept across the Central Plains, fearing the power of heaven, and rejuvenating the Yan Han Dynasty.
Many years later, Liu Chi, the founding emperor of the Northern Han Dynasty, drank from the Yellow River, pointed to the land of the Central Plains in the distance, and sighed: "My whole life, I have been walking on thin ice."
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Li Fang'er's beauty suddenly turned pale, and she quickly knelt down and said: "I am willing to serve the general, please let my son go."
When Liu Chi heard that Li Fang'er had surrendered, his face seemed to change. He turned from anger to joy and said: "Madam's son is my son. Tiger poison will not eat its seeds, let alone humans!" Liu Chi didn't know how to feel if he knew that Li Fang'er's son was already ten years old, not a few years younger than him. Li Fang'er is Wang Qi's second wife. His eldest son was sent to Xianbei as a hostage by Wang Qi. He is probably in trouble now. The eldest daughter Wang Ying is not the daughter of Li Fanger. The Wang family now only has a second son born by himself and two sons born by his concubine.
Li Fang'er knelt on the ground and took off Liu Chi's boots, brought the hot water prepared in advance, and carefully washed Liu Chi's feet. Wang Ying also took off her shoes and socks, pinched Liu Chi's shoulders and beat her back. Liu Chi closed his eyes comfortably. After a while, Liu Chi felt hot in his belly. When he lowered his head, he saw that Li Fang'er was blushing, half shy and half nervous, trying her best to show off herself. Liu Chi sighed: "It's better to be a young woman!"
Li Fang'er's beauty suddenly turned pale, and she quickly knelt down and said: "I am willing to serve the general, please let my son go." When Liu Chi heard that Li Fang'er had surrendered, his face seemed to change. He turned from anger to joy and said: "Madam's son is my son. Tiger poison will not eat its seeds, let alone humans!" Liu Chi didn't know how to feel if he knew that Li Fang'er's son was already ten years old, not a few years younger than him. Li Fang'er is Wang Qi's second wife. His eldest son was sent to Xianbei as a hostage by Wang Qi. He is probably in trouble now. The eldest daughter Wang Ying is not the daughter of Li Fanger. The Wang family now only has a second son born by himself and two sons born by his concubine. Li Fang'er knelt on the ground and took off Liu Chi's boots, brought the hot water prepared in advance, and carefully washed Liu Chi's feet. Wang Ying also took off her shoes and socks, pinched Liu Chi's shoulders and beat her back. Liu Chi closed his eyes comfortably. After a while, Liu Chi felt hot in his belly. When he lowered his head, he saw that Li Fang'er was blushing, half shy and half nervous, trying her best to show off herself. Liu Chi sighed: "It's better to be a young woman!"