Yu Ding Ji: from a Child Prodigy to a King with a Different Surname

Jamel Xiao traveled through time and became the youngest son of the Duke of Dayu. When he was born, there was auspicious snow and rays of light falling from the sky. At the age of three, he shocked everyone by reciting poems. At the age of seven, he offered suggestions to solve the locust plague. His reputation as a child prodigy shocked the capital. When he was fourteen years old, he went to northern Xinjiang with a tassel. Fire and thunder first appeared and shattered the Xirong cavalry. At the age of eighteen, the governor of the Northwest got married to a general and a business genius. Entering the central government at the age of twenty: movable type printing launched the knowledge revolution, and the new spinning wheel created the prosperity of Jiangnan. Until that day, he stood at the top of the city holding a blunderbuss, and the Eight-Nation Allied Forces collapsed in the smoke. The new emperor put a four-clawed python robe on him with his own hands: "I will reward you for your lifelong loyalty with thousands of miles of mountains and rivers." When the edict of granting kings with different surnames spread throughout the world, the three princesses were leading the prince and princess to chuckle in the experimental field where the rice waves were rolling.