When he woke up, Yun Yi found himself being tortured in the ancestral hall of Hengxuan Houfu because he was a surrogate son-in-law but secretly escaped from the marriage.
In the end, the escape from marriage failed? But he was imprisoned and grounded, and soldiers surrounded the courtyard. He wanted to go home, but his aunt sent him to marry him.
Faced with this situation, Yun Yi had no choice but to rely on daily information, drink tea, walk the dog and play with the birds, and spend his days leisurely.
Until many years later...
Barbarians invaded from all directions, the country was destroyed, the family was destroyed, and the mountains and rivers were shattered. The female general Mo Muchun wanted to die for her country, but when she tried her best, Yun Yi gently shook her feather fan, and while talking and laughing, the enemy invaders were wiped out.
At this time, everyone knew that in five hundred years a saint would appear and the seas and rivers would be clear.
Reader comments
After reading Chapter 50, there are no super relatives, no brainless NPCs who want to be slapped in the face, no brainless villains who are evil for the sake of evil, no emperors and princes and princesses following the protagonist, and no virgin protagonists who work for the emperor without thinking for the sake of the people. I can't say enough, but I recommend it to old bookworms. The formula is not cliche, but fresh.
Very cool after chapter 70
The writing is smooth and natural, the angle is novel, good!
After reading Chapter 50, there are no super relatives, no brainless NPCs who want to be slapped in the face, no brainless villains who are evil for the sake of evil, no emperors and princes and princesses following the protagonist, and no virgin protagonists who work for the emperor without thinking for the sake of the people. I can't say enough, but I recommend it to old bookworms. The formula is not cliche, but fresh. Very cool after chapter 70
The writing is smooth and natural, the angle is novel, good!