As the son of a distinguished noble, the time traveler Tang Yun is a very obedient and good boy. Dad warned me that I would rather raise pigs than study. The minister warned that a gentleman should not stand under a dangerous wall. The emperor warned, don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you. From then on, the obedient Tang Yun rode a pig on his crotch, holding a book in his left hand, carrying an imperial edict with a big stick, and his promotion depended on waves. There was no danger or wall to hit, and his main theme was that miracles could happen with great force. His life creed only had eight words: do to others what you don't want others to do!
