He traveled through time and became Liu Bang's son Liu You, with only one goal: to lie down and save his life, and stay away from Queen Lu. Unexpectedly, his mouth is faster than his brain. He complained about the need to disinfect rusty knives, and the imperial doctor knelt down and shouted to the immortal to guide him. He complained about the unpalatable palace food, so Liu Bang immediately reduced his corvee and his taxes. He complained about the Huns being annoying, and his subordinates directly caused him to estrange civil strife. The whole process was messed up, the whole process was faked, and he was suddenly transformed from a salted fish prince to a wise king of the ages by the whole world. Liu Bang: My son has great talent! Me: Stop boasting, I just want to eat something hot!
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This book is written by a dignified prince who calls himself his son-in-law when he meets everyone. Is he the eldest prince Liu Fei or Liu You? He is sometimes younger brother and sometimes older brother, which makes him look very awkward.
This book is written by a dignified prince who calls himself his son-in-law when he meets everyone. Is he the eldest prince Liu Fei or Liu You? He is sometimes younger brother and sometimes older brother, which makes him look very awkward.
Is it Liu You or Liu Fei? I'll say "Fa'er" later.